Review of Wokingham’s Year: March 2021
Looking back at what made the headlines in Wokingham during March 2021
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Review of Wokingham’s year: February 2021
A look at what was happening in Wokingham borough during February 2021
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Review of Wokingham’s year 2021: January
Looking back at what made the news in Wokingham borough in January 2021
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Bel Canto Ladies’ Choir spread Christmas cheer at concert
On Saturday, December 11, Bel Canto Ladies' Choir held its Christmas Concert ? their first live performance since the pandemic.
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Review of Wokingham’s year: June 2021
What was making the news in Wokingham during June 2021?
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Husband and wife launch new fight to save veteran oaks from housing
A husband and wife team have launched a second fight to stop new houses on land which is home to veteran oak trees at least 300 years old.
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Hurst villagers join for carols at The Castle Inn
On Sunday, December 19, The Castle Inn, opposite St Nicholas Church welcomed villagers for a mulled wine and a festive sing-a-long.
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University of Reading discovers head lice on ancient mummies can be used to recover DNA
SCIENTISTS have discovered that DNA can be extracted from the substance head lice used to glue their eggs to hairs thousands of years ago.
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Take part in Wokingham’s Local Plan consultation to protect green spaces
Wokingham residents are reminded to take part in the Borough Council's local plan consultation, which includes designating 79 Local Green Spaces.
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Former Holt School pupils hunts for classmates for reunion
Chrissy Church, who joined the school as Chrissy Swan in 1973, is hoping to organise a reunion celebration next year.
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