The Reading Guild of Artists (RGA) is pleased to announce the return to the corridors of the Royal Berkshire Hospital for its 26th charity art sale.  It’s been a long...

Why is there no refuge for abuse victims? At the opening of the Wokingham Borough Council meeting on Thursday, July 22, I was encouraged to hear Borough Mayor Cllr Keith...

Wokingham Borough Council’s Finances are in an interesting place. Our reserves have been hit hard by the pandemic, but we are not any way near the trouble that Slough Borough...

CLASP held its first Happy and Healthy Club event last month. It focused on healthy eating, and was run by Carol Price from the Community Health Learning Disability Team. The...

We can make choices which are good and not bad for the environment; we can do it visibly; we can talk to others about it, and spread the word and...

August is usually the month when most of us go on holiday and leave our gardens to fend for themselves. But this year is slightly different, with a lot of...

“Hydrating the community,” so says Co-op’s Viviana Salmon, having handed more than 180 bottles of water to Easthampstead Rotarian Mike O’Donovan, organiser of the Bracknell Together Walk this Sunday in...

Our daughter’s diabeticKeeps strictly to a dietShe’s very good at doing thisHas no sweet things on the quiet. But Saturday is different;She has a special treatWhen she comes to see...

We’ve also been caught out by Aldi’s eye Regarding your main letter in Wokingham Today of August 12: I too was caught out in Aldi at Wokingham. In fact I...

By David Maynard, from Wokingham Writers' Group David is the winner of this month’s Wokingham Writers’ Group short story contest – this is his successful entry Something creaked. A floorboard...