PUPILS at Hawkedon were thrilled to be able to take part in the Youth Sports Trust’s National School Sports Week. Organiser Nikki Gladwin-Stride, said: “After a year of missed opportunities,...
Read moreDetailsTHE TRANSFORMATION of a new community space is set to launch next spring. All Saints Church, Wokingham, is making headway with funding towards its new community initiative. The £1.1 million...
Read moreDetailsFREE wellbeing support online is now available to healthcare workers across Berkshire. Delivered by Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, new website Wellbeing Matters is set to help anyone working in...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS can remember a loved one in Thames Hospice’s annual Sunflower Walk. On Saturday, September 11, charity supporters can organise a walk in their preferred way, covering distances of 2.5km...
Read moreDetailsFOOTBALL fever has hit Wokingham, as fans prepare to celebrate England’s men’s team reaching the Euro 2020 final for the first time in the contest’s history. Homes, shops and businesses...
Read moreDetailsTomorrow is the Euro 2020 final, the first time in 55 years that England can watch its men’s football team take part in a final. Streets are expected to empty...
Read moreDetailsTHE MILL at Sonning is to celebrate one of the nation’s most-loved living playwrights by renaming its auditorium in his honour. From September, plays will be performed in The Ray...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM care home Oakfield Court is celebrating 35 years of supporting the borough’s community. Oakfield Court, which opened its doors on Barkham Road in July 1986, was the first...
Read moreDetailsONE of the first residents to move into a new home on Gorse Ride has said that she is fortunate to be living there. Last month, Wokingham Borough Council handed...
Read moreDetailsTHE OLLIE Young Foundation is one of 500 charities to have scooped a share of a £1 million fund. The Wokingham charity was one of seven in Berkshire to win...
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