I read Neil Coupe’s opinion piece in last week’s Wokingham Paper 'We should be proud that developers want to invest in Wokingham' with interest. It is nationally recognised that we...

As always let’s start with our state changing statements to get us fired up for this week’s article: Be YOU this week but be the best version of YOU. Be...

On Wednesday, February 20, our President Adrienne welcomed members and guest speaker Shirley Collie. Shirley is very much a local resident having lived in Wargrave for 40 years. When she...

On Sunday, March 3, at St Joseph’s College in Reading, an audience was captivated by the inspirational performances of young instrumentalists and vocalists in the 2019 Rotary Young Musician competition....

Binfield Garden Club In February 1974 Binfield resident, Alan Foster called an inaugural meeting with the aim of starting a gardening club and 85 people attended! Since that beginning, the...

Many dogs love to play and chew sticks. Unfortunately sticks and dogs do not tend to mix well and as vets we see the consequences of this. Dogs can impale...

We were delighted to welcome 12 new volunteers to our team last week. Thank you very much to The Wokingham Paper for giving us this slot to promote our work...

Mums’ Zone is a holistic health and wellbeing intervention targeting inactive mums. It aims to improve mental health and wellbeing by offering a programme (approx. 2 hours per week for...

This year, the prestigious Reading Guild of Artists’ Marie Dyson Award has been awarded to two artists. The names were released at the award ceremony on Friday, March 1, at...

William Manners was born in Bradford, Yorkshire in 1860. Unusually for most artists he didn’t show any particular desire or ability to paint at an early age and didn’t even...