New face joins legal team at Clifton Ingram
A WOKINGHAM-based law firm has welcomed a new member of staff. Tatiana Haigh has joined Clifton Ingram LLP as a legal executive in its Dispute Resolution department. She will assist...
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Life in Northern Ireland in focus for Swallowfield History Group meeting
AS THE Backstop continues to dominate the Brexit issue, a local history group is holding a timely meeting. Barbara Stanley will be visiting Swallowfield Parish Hall on Thursday, April 18...
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Adam Riches: ‘My show is going to be a good time: big, broad, silly and fun’
ADAM RICHES would love to tell you what’s going to be in his forthcoming show, but even he’s not sure. You see, it changes every day, depending on who is...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Shepherd … Wildlife artist extraordinaire
My business and my gallery are known for supplying high quality original artworks, so unusually for me, today I am writing about a print. The print in question is...
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper, April 4
Mums’ Zone Mums’ Zone is a holistic health and well-being intervention targeting inactive mums. It aims to improve mental health and well-being by offering a programme (approx. 2 hours per...
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Starbucks latest name to sign up to Lexicon
One of the biggest coffee chains in the world has announced plans to open a branch in a local shopping centre. Starbucks hopes to launch in The Lexicon in neighbouring...
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Wokingham Methodist Church to host Dementia Friendly tea dance
A DEMENTIA friendly tea dance will be held at Wokingham Methodist Church this week. The monthly event takes place on the second Thursday of the month and offers a range of...
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service judged to be a Disability Confident Employer
MEMBERS of the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) are celebrating after being awarded a specialist accreditation. The Disability Confident Employer scheme aims to supports employers to make the...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Area Schools Music Association
Music consultant Clive Waterman was presented with Rotary’s top award, the Paul Harris Fellowship, at the Wokingham Area Schools Music Association (WASMA) concert in the Reading Hexagon on Sunday, March...
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PRESS PACK: Woodley Guides take part in World Thinking Day
More than 70 girls from Girlguiding Woodley District recently celebrated Guiding around the world with a range of internationally themed activities to celebrate World Thinking Day, one of the key...
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