Ashridge Park welcomes thousands to annual tournament
MORE THAN 3,000 people attended Ashridge Park’s summer tournament over the weekend. There were 170 teams from across every age group from Under-7s to men’s at the event at St...
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Marks and Spencer due to close in July
WOKINGHAM'S branch of Marks and Spencer (M&S) is due to close next month, it has been announced today. The Peach Street store, which was earmarked for closure in April, will be...
Read moreDetailsOwners’ shock after kitten is shot in Finchampstead
ANIMAL lovers across Wokingham borough are being told to remain vigilant after a kitten was shot with an air gun in Finchampstead last weekend. On Saturday evening (10), eight-month-old Moushkie,...
Read moreDetailsWokingham CC beat the leaders, Finchampstead CC held
PAUL DEWICK took seven wickets as Wokingham comfortably dispatched of previously unbeaten league leaders Cove in Thames Valley Division 1. The Oaks, who climb up to second with this victory,...
Read moreDetailsPeach Street to close on Sunday – but back to two lanes next week
PEACH STREET is to be closed to traffic on Sunday so it can be reopened on Monday as two lanes again. Diversions will be in place during the works, which...
Read moreDetailsWokingham CC soar up the table with victory over Cookham Dean
WOKINGHAM shot up to fourth in Thames Valley Division 1 after a 61-run victory over Cookham Dean at Sadlers End. Simon Myles (67) and Archie Carter (49) helped set a...
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Fallen tree blocking A321 in Remenham
A fallen tree is currently blocking a road in Remenham. Thames Valley Police posted an alert at 3.46pm which said that the A321 Wargrave Road in Remenham is currently closed...
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Meet the brewers at Twyford beer festival this weekend
SOME of the best beers in the country will be served in Twyford this weekend thanks to a charity beer festival that will be bigger and better than ever before....
Read moreDetailsWokingham parents team up for national day of protest
A PROTEST highlighting the funding cuts facing Wokingham’s schools paraded through the town centre last month. Dozens of parents and children marched through the streets of Wokingham on Friday, May...
Read moreDetailsHorses helped at bank holiday show in Emmbrook
THUNDERY showers were not enough to deter the people of Wokingham from showing their support for one of the town’s newest animal charities on Bank Holiday Monday. Hundreds of animal...
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