MORE than 4,000 people have walked an impressive 22,000 miles since Beat The Street launched earlier this month. The game sees people walk, scoot, wheel, cycle or run between different...
Read moreDetailsA WINNERSH girl is leading the charge to fundraise for students in Zimbabwe. Jasmine Dix, 11, has spearheaded a fortnight of fundraising at Winnersh Primary School for Creating Better Futures,...
Read moreDetailsA SINDLESHAM church celebrated its 175th anniversary with a flower festival – the first in its history. St Catherine’s had intended to hold a series of special commemorative events but...
Read moreDetailsSUPPORTERS of Dingley’s Promise will be facing their fears this weekend in a skydive challenge. The 13-strong will come down to earth today – Saturday, June 19 – after setting...
Read moreDetailsTWO new online workshops are being launched next week aimed at helping people with autism cope with benefits. Places are free and the sessions are being run by Autism Berkshire....
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has gone up in two major league tables. The institution has risen three places in the QS World University Rankings 2022, bringing it to 202 in...
Read moreDetailsSUMMER is here and, football matches aside, it’s time to take things a little easy. A great way to do this is to tune in to our Wokingham Loves Music...
Read moreDetailsLODDON VALLEY ramblers have mapped 16 Woodley walks ready for the summer. The group wanted to help residents access green spaces in and around the town, following a network of...
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD Beer Festival is “bigger and better” than ever this year, organisers said as they gear up for the big day. After cancelling last year’s event due to coronavirus concerns,...
Read moreDetailsRYND, a Californian-inspired restaurant, is set to open its doors at Wokingham Town Hall in the coming weeks.
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