FROM THE LEADER: Keeping positive
We live in extraordinary times of financial pressure for local government. Many councils have become insolvent; others survive on the life-support
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Reading’s Ollie Hill Aims for Paralympic glory after injury comeback
Reading's Ollie Hill is ready to put his injury nightmares behind him as he bids to win a second Paralympic medal at Milano Cortina 2026.
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Church Notes: Remember Me
Words from Wokingham churches: Christ Church
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YOUR LETTERS: Councillor on ‘failure of Conservatives’, rubbish on the roads and speaking openly about a Mosque in Wokingham
YOUR LETTERS: Councillor on 'failure of Conservatives', rubbish on the roads and speaking openly about a Mosque in Wokingham
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Liberal Democrats failing to deliver
February is when councils across the country set their budgets for the year ahead. This is the fourth budget set by the Liberal Democrat
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Berkshire U20s begin new campaign in style with comeback win
BERKSHIRE Under 20s began their Jason Leonard County Championship campaign with a riveting 33-29 comeback win against Dorset & Wilts.
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‘They thoroughly deserved it’: Rams RFC director reflects on loss to promotion chasers
DIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds paid tribute to Blackheath after the National One promotion-chasers ground out a 21-5 home win against Rams.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: From Global Science to Local Delivery
At a time when climate change is becoming politically polarised, rigorous global science matters more than ever
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Juliet Nokes
Passed away, surrounded by members of her loving family, at 6:25am on 14th February 2026 at the Sue Ryder Hospice, Reading - aged 75 years. Juliet was a beloved sister,...
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Church Notes: Wars and rumours of wars
Words from Wokingham churches
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