Rams RFC set to play in front of record crowd at Plymouth
RAMS are set to play in front of the biggest ever crowd they have encountered when returning to National One action at Plymouth Albion tomorrow
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FROM THE LEADER: Time for cool heads and the courage to do the right thing
Wokingham Borough Council faces a very challenging three years ahead, thanks to a highly unfavourable local government finance settlement
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Church Notes: Diverse Wokingham is a foretaste of Heaven
Words from Wokingham Churches
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FROM THE CHAMBER: It’s time to put children’s safety first
Wokingham Borough Council had plans in place to extend the Greenway that runs through Cantley Park, to provide a safe walking route from Cantley.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Social Care Futures
Many of you will know of Social Care Futures, working with people to be inclusive, to make literature understandable to everyone and to value people
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Wokingham Borough Council’s budget of ‘failure’
Last week, Wokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration presented its budget for the coming year.
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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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