Do you have a background in marketing or IT? If so, the Wokingham Job Support Centre (WJSC) needs your help. The important support service which helps jobseekers across the borough...

A WOKINGHAM-based charity says it needs fundraising now more than ever, as it comes through the pandemic. Dingley’s Promise, which supports under-fives with special educational needs and disabilities, is asking...

Council leader insults councillors and officers I and many Earley Town councillors have been very disappointed with the unnecessary attack on Earley Town Council from the Borough Conservative Leader, Cllr...

By Matt Rodda, MP for Reading East One of the issues which, rightly, most exercises parliament continues to be the inadequate response from Government to the tragedy that happened at...

Recent events have brought into question the importance of trust and faith. Many believe they are the same thing but there is a difference. Trust is rational and logical. It...

Part one in a series on the Local Plan by Cllr John Halsall Last week I set out the challenges facing our community around affordable housing, and how the Council...

For the June meeting of the Wargrave Local History Society, Keith LePage (a custodian for the Spencer Gallery in Cookham) gave a Zoom presentation about the life and work of...

By Cllr Jim Frewin AS PART of modern day life in the UK, we have come to expect that we get clean water from taps and that our waste can...

NINE CHARITIES have received a summer gift thanks to the annual Wokingham Walk. Members of Wokingham Lions Club helped organise the event which took place on Sunday, May 23, and...

At the annual 47th charter celebration and handover dinner for the Wokingham Lions Club on Friday, June 25, Andy Goffin was named the new president of the Wokingham Lions Club. ...