There are very few things as stressful for a pet owner as witnessing their pet having a full seizure type event. Most owners have never experienced a person or animal...
Read moreDetailsIT’S THE green dream come true: last week was the first time that Wokingham Borough Council collected food waste from caddies and it’s been judged a success. A total of...
Read moreDetailsA DATE has been announced for a hugely popular family fun day. Wokingham Town Council will be holding the annual children’s event in Langborough Recreation Ground on Saturday, May 25....
Read moreDetailsMECHANICS at a Wokingham garage spent a day fixing cars and fighting cancer. While staff at Citroemech worked on customers' vehicles, they were invited to donate to Macmillan Cancer care....
Read moreDetailsON THURSDAY night, head to Reading’s Purple Turtle and you can enjoy a gig from a band that fuses half-time gutter groove rock ‘n’ roll and ethereal flights of cerebral...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM came to a halt on Monday as the borough paid its respects to its honorary alderman and community stalwart, Bob Wyatt. The funeral of the former mayor took place...
Read moreDetails"What kind of Mummy are you anyway?!” “A good one I’d like to think!!” This exchange occurred only a few weeks ago. I think it came as a result of...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the Inner Wheel Club of Maiden Rotary will be holding a charity fashion show next week. It will feature clothes from the latest John Lewis and Partners collection,...
Read moreDetailsA POST MORTEM has revealed that a man who died in Reading’s town centre on Friday night suffered blunt force trauma to the head. An 18-year-old from Crowthorne was arrested...
Read moreDetailsLola (9) and Sebastian (6) with dad, Christian Lippett took part in the Twyford Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. Picture: Steve Smyth for The Wokingham Paper A PLAN to team...
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