THE MONTHLY Wokingham litter pick will take place from the town hall on Saturday, March 9 at 10am. Materials will be provided. Families are welcome to take part but children...
Read moreDetailsTWO local midwives are celebrating after winning a national award. Christine Harding and Wendy Randall from the Royal Berkshire Hospital and Oxford University Hospitals respectively scooped the honour at the...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that is hoping to rehome four abandoned cats has said that there is no excuse for the animal cruelty. A member of the public discovered a box containing...
Read moreDetailsCarabao Energy Drink has teamed up with The Wokingham Paper to give five lucky Reading fans the chance to win a pair of tickets to Reading FC vs Wigan on...
Read moreDetailsLondon Irish has agreed a long-term partnership with 9 Group, a leading independent business telecommunications and IT services provider. As a result, 9 Group will provide London Irish with IT...
Read moreDetailsSide by Side is a programme run by the Alzheimer’s Society where by they try to overcome some of the loneliness that we know is so frequently felt by someone...
Read moreDetailsFORGET Brexit – the talking point at the House of Commons recently has been a pint. And not just any pint, but one brewed in Wokingham borough. Earlier this month,...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S population rose by 25 during February. That’s the number of people who took the final step of British citizenship at the Town Hall. Borough Mayor, Cllr John Kaiser, joined...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL law firm said that it welcome a record number of attendees at its recent seminar on employment law. Blandy & Blandy LLP held the event, focusing on the...
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, February 14, Citizens Advice Wokingham was visited by former Chair of the Management Committee Dennis Eyriey, and original volunteer Jackie Jones. The visit is one of the first...
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