James Bird gave the perfect response to dropping down to the Wokingham second team but hitting 152 against High Wycombe 2s. Bird has spent the whole season playing in the...
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD FC picked up three trophies at the 2018 Bracknell Football Awards. Hosted by Sky Sports News presenter Tom White at Binfield's Hill Farm Lane, 11 awards were handed...
Read moreDetailsRUMOURS that Aldi have pulled out of the Elms Field development have been circulating and The Wokingham Paper has investigated to find out if it is true or not. We...
Read moreDetailsPICKPOCKETS are on the loose in Wokingham and police are warning shoppers to be on the lookout – and get a free purse bell from them. Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN believes playing on the artificial surface at Larges Lane this season will boost Wokingham and Emmbrook's chances of promotion. Sumas agreed a groundshare deal with Bracknell Town earlier...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead captain Dan Lincoln smashed 17 boundaries on his way to a brilliant knock of 132 in a draw at Banbury. Batting first, Finches recovered from the loss of an...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM brewery is to celebrate its third birthday with a party and everyone is invited. Bond Brews, based at Gardeners Green Farm in Heathlands Road, will open its doors...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE has said that no further action was taken against a man arrested in connection with a voyeurism incident at a Bracknell swimming pool. Earlier this week, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsRail services around Wokingham are being disrupted thanks to a points failure. National Rail are warning that there will be cancellations and delays to services of up to 25 minutes...
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council is to consider its options after a £24 million plan to build a single track bus lane bridge over the River Thames was turned down by Wokingham...
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