AN EARLEY town councillor has been congratulated for his long-standing service. Cllr David Chopping has served 30 continuous years and represents Redhatch. Cllr Clive Jones, leader of the town council...
Read moreDetailsTHE HEALTH executive for Wokingham borough is calling on the clinical commissioning group to increase capacity for vaccinations in the area. Cllr Charles Margetts said he is urging MPs to...
Read moreDetailsTHE Me2Club is hosting a toy sale next week. The pop-up event will be on Wednesday, August 11, in Woodley town centre. It will run from 9am, selling games, crafts...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY hairdresser has made the finals of the British Hairdressing Awards. Marcus Giamattei from Marc Antoni hair salon group, is in the finals of the Southern Hairdresser of the...
Read moreDetailsWokingham & Emmbrook FC is looking for a talented street artist to transform a storage container at the club’s home ground. The container, located at Emmbrook Sports and Social Club...
Read moreDetailsTALENT comes from all over the globe, and that’s certainly the case with this week’s playlist. Every week, Wokingham Loves Music aims to bring you a selection of tunes you...
Read moreDetailsA BERKSHIRE man is cycling more than 200 miles from Torquay to the Thames, to raise money for a children’s charity. Andy Ryan will ride from the seaside town in...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s MPs paid a visit to a building supplier. Matt Rodda, whose constituency includes parts of Woodley and Earley, previewed the new Travis Perkins site, at Headley...
Read moreDetailsTHE growing season is about three weeks behind schedule due to the weather, but a popular Wokingham pick-your-own farm says it is now seeing people flock to its crops. Grays...
Read moreDetailsGRASS CUTTING across the borough has been “below standard” the borough council said. The borough council has called on contractor Tivoli to improve its performance, asking for an action plan...
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