POST OFFICE: Parties row over 6,000-signature petition
A POLITICAL row has broken out between the Lib Dems and Labour over the closure of Wokingham town's Post Office with both parties blaming each other for the failure to...
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POST OFFICE: Royal Mail still hasn’t decided what will happen to Wokingham’s parcel collection
One consequence of the plan to close Wokingham's Post Office in June is that parcels will need to be collected from Royal Mail’s depot. Residents used to have to queue...
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Sail on down to the Island Sailing Club
The Island Sailing Club Reading is holding an open day this weekend on Sunday 28th April, welcoming all abilities to try out the sport of dinghy sailing. Experienced sailors will...
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“I’m very proud of what the club has achieved” – Gomes praises the club ahead of Middlesbrough trip
Jose Gomes claims he is very proud of what everyone at the club has managed to achieve during his four months at the Madejski Stadium, as Reading prepare for their...
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Police called to Lower Earley after driver threatened at knifepoint
POLICE have revealed why they had a large presence in Lower Earley yesterday afternoon - they were responding to an emergency call from a man who said he was being...
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Rocks around the clock: Wokingham Rocks celebrates two years of the stone age
A BARKHAM mother-of-two has said she is stunned that a local art project she launched two years ago has now spread across the world. Nicki Payton started Wokingham Rocks to...
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Twyford author asks: ‘Is now the time to say sorry over Amritsar?’
A TWYFORD author hopes her book will throw new light on one of the darkest periods in British colonial history. A hundred years ago this month, nearly 400 unarmed Indians...
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Beatrice celebrates her 100th birthday surrounding by family and friends
FAMILY and friends along with Deputy Mayor, Cllr Bill Soane, joined in the celebrations at Greensleeves Care Home to celebrate the 100th birthday of Beatrice Hunter. They included Beatrice’s son,...
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Why Fly, let the train take the strain
USUALLY it’s dogs that do the fetching, not the owners. But for one Twyford man and his dog, the old adage was turned on its head earlier this week. Ian...
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Angry patients unable to book appointments for Woodley’s Loddon Vale Practice
HEALTH bosses have apologised after a shortage of doctors means Woodley’s Loddon Vale practice is unable to offer advanced appointments. Dozens of furious patients contacted The Wokingham Paper to complain...
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