A CHARMING painting coming up for auction in Wokingham next week has an incredible story behind it. The view of the Pont Neuf in Paris predates the Second World War,...
Read moreDetailsUPBEAT, energetic and infectious. That’s how an Earley man describes his award-winning exercise classes, Bhangracise. Rajeev Gupta began lockdown on a mission to stay active and positive through the dance...
Read moreDetailsTHE HUSBAND of Theresa May has been award a knighthood in the Dissolution Honours list. Philip May was nominated for the awards by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and joins a...
Read moreDetailsA DECISION to allow people to attend wedding receptions from tomorrow has been delayed – meaning families will be unable to celebrate with the bride and groom until at least...
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD fashion expert has launched a project to help Indian families. Aparna Jain, owner of style consultancy YunikuLondon has partnered with her relatives in India to fundraise for those...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is inviting Wokingham residents to join its Independent Advisory Group. Superintendent Felicity Parker, Police Area Commander for Wokingham Borough said she hopes those who want to improve...
Read moreDetails"Can you reassure residents who are concerned about the environment impact and guarantee that the hessian bags will be made of natural, recyclable material and not actually made of plastic?”
Read moreDetails“I don’t believe my conduct has contravened the code nor the Nolan principles. I reiterate where we are — as a council we are anti-racist, promote equality and do our...
Read moreDetailsFive men demanded money and attacked a man and woman in their fifties and an 18-month-old toddler with an electric screwdriver.
Read moreDetailsCoaches using parks to run group or private fitness sessions, must have had a permit as of Saturday, August 1.
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