JON LAUGHARNE admits the rebuilding job required at Woodley United this season has been bigger than he anticipated. The former Finchampstead boss took over the reins from James Anderson in...
Read moreDetailsAN EARLEY man attacked by armed thieves was fortunate not to have been more seriously injured
Read moreDetailsTHE MAIN Post Office in Wokingham is marked for closure and a new branch will be set up in the Market Place WH Smith following plans announced yesterday. A six-week...
Read moreDetailsAN ARTISAN bakery loved by celebrities including David Beckham is one of the big names opening in the upmarket Peach Place
Read moreDetailsNOMINATIONS are now being accepted for a prestigious local award scheme. Wokingham Town Council’s civic awards aim to reward individuals living or working within the town boundary for their outstanding...
Read moreDetailsLUCIE COLEBECK has announced her retirement from professional competition in an emotional online blog post. The Pinewood Gymnastics Club tumbler, 22, ends her career having won a host of medals...
Read moreDetailsProfessional boxer ‘Sniper’ Sam Smith writes a weekly column, exclusive to The Wokingham Paper, all about his life as a prizefighter as he prepares for the biggest test of his...
Read moreDetailsThis week I want to talk to you about something very scientific and is a further example of something you have not heard of but would be very interested in...
Read moreDetailsTICKETS are selling fast for a special fundraising jazz concert coming to Wokingham later this month. The evening of music with world-renowned musician Art Themen and his friends will help...
Read moreDetailsRabbits are becoming increasingly popular as pets and with the right care and handling can be very rewarding and loving companions of the household. If you have, or are going...
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