CHURCH NOTES: A joyful celebration of life, love and acceptance
I recently attended Wokingham Pride ? what a joyful, celebration of life, love and acceptance.
Read moreDetailsI recently attended Wokingham Pride ? what a joyful, celebration of life, love and acceptance.
Read moreDetailsThe financial position over the last couple of years has been very difficult for many residents and for businesses with inflation soaring to over 10%
Read moreDetailsonce you start noticing acts of kindness, it becomes a self-perpetuating thing. The more you notice, the more you see
Read moreDetailsDon't ignore me! I have been here since Aurora's first song and will be here in its agonal gasp. I have cloistered you in my celestial blanket
Read moreDetailsThe University's Great Hall was a hive of activity, excitement and pride last month as we conferred degrees to thousands of new graduate
Read moreDetailswhat struck me as I talked to the children on the roof was their excitement at being up so high, and enthusiasm in sharing the moment with friends
Read moreDetailsWhy can't they keep to the Budget they set and why are they proposing to cut everyday services the Council should be providing, like litter bins?
Read moreDetailsUnder the Conservatives, the housing system seems to have completely broken down. People get stuck at the private rental stage and cannot save
Read moreDetailsThe cost of living crisis continues to put huge pressure on many in Wokingham, those who had no room to make further savings are hit the hardest
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