271. Look after your cats on Bonfire Night

Cat owners across Wokingham are being reminded to remember their feline friends this Bonfire Night.

272. Remembrance services information

Wokingham folk will join former and current members of the armed forces who will parade through town and village centres next weekend to remember those who have died in conflicts while fighting for their country.

273. Fears persist over Oakbank School bid

Education bosses in Wokingham have reiterated concerns about the proposed catchment area of the new free secondary school which is to open in Spencers Wood.

274. Posties stay on their bikes

Postmen and women in Wokingham are still using bicycles to complete rounds despite some local folk suggesting their postie has been ordered to use a trolley instead.

275. Chip pan fire at Charvil home

276. School services merger moves closer

School services could be merged with Reading after Wokingham councillors agreed to continue discussions.

277. Opera and dinner for New Mill guests

Guests at a popular Eversley restaurant recently enjoyed a three-course meal served up with a side order of live opera music.

278. Legion wants younger members

NEW and younger members of the community are being sought to help provide the Royal British Legion in Winnersh with a brighter future amid fears the branch will have to close.

279. Cantley Park firework night goes with a bang

The threat of heavy rain failed to dampen the spirits of Wokingham folk who headed over to Cantley Park at the weekend for the annual fireworks spectacular.

280. Christmas bargains at Twilight Market tonight

Grab an early Christmas bargain or two at a Twilight Market being held at a Wokingham nursery today.