Alan’s Second World War memories were moving It was interesting, and rather moving, to read the wartime memories of your reader, Alan Sandall, now 94. (Wokingham.Today, March 25) As a...

We have another packed month, and seem to be growing in numbers and reach which is just where we want to be to ensure we support the adult learning disability...

April is a busy month for gardeners – there’s sowing and planting to be done – and it’s time to turn your attention to long lost friends such as your...

Serves 8 A great way to use this season's carrots is in a cake. This one layer traybake is easy to put together for an Easter treat and will keep...

As May 6 comes closer, our manifesto series sees WOKINGHAM CONSERVATIVES explain why you should vote for them Our goal is to provide the best quality services and the best...

“It’s been a year, a whole year!” We’ve heard that a lot in the last week… and over this year plans have changed, numerous times; we’ve had to do normal...

It might be difficult to see how a local plan can be a mental health risk but yet again Shinfield residents are being targeted by Wokingham’s unequal planning process. Another...

With schools closed for many weeks during Covid-19 lockdown, and home-schooling becoming the norm, Easthampstead Rotarians clubbed together to purchase laptops/tablets for puipls. On Thursday, March 11, Rob Hughes delivered...

Our Planet’s a treasure chest – jewelled with light.Stars of the evening. Songbirds in flight.Colours to dazzleAnd blossoms to glow;Mornings so FIERY you gasp at the show... RED is a...

THE Redan is resplendent and ready for reopening, thanks to Pistol. The Wokingham-based street artist has been hard at work with the aerosol cans for a week in Peach Street....