Twyford campaigner enjoys tea with Theresa May in village café
A CAMPAIGNER from Twyford enjoy a cuppa with a former Prime Minister on Saturday. And Theresa May didn’t have to read the tea leaves at the end to predict a...
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Sheeplands customers help raise grand donation to Rotary club
Hare Hatch Sheeplands director Bruno Haine (centre) presented a cheque Reading Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club for £1,500 on behalf of local charities — raised during Santa’s Christmas stay inside his...
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Bike repair shop looks to open in Twyford
Residents are supporting a space for cyclists in Twyford, calling it a positive addition to the village.
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Woodley duo to serve up wholesome pies at Emma's Kitchen next month.
A Woodley duo have been crafting handmade pies for four years, providing satisfied customers across the borough. Founders of the Rural Pie Co. — Philip and Amy — pride themselves...
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Has Wokingham Borough Council learnt anything from the Hare Hatch Sheeplands review?
WHETHER Wokingham Borough Council had learnt any lessons from the high court battle with Hare Hatch Sheeplands was a question asked by member of the public Philip Meadowcroft. At a...
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Crowthorne woman cleared of causing road accident in which police officer and 91-year-old woman died
THE WIDOW of a police officer who died in Wargrave while on duty has expressed her disappointment at a not-guilty verdict after the woman accused of causing a road accident...
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Call for multi-level parking solution for Twyford's railway station
TRANSPORT issues across Twyford may soon have solutions, hopes one local councillor. Liberal Democrat, Cllr Stephen Conway believes he can help the borough council find solutions to the growing traffic...
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Pet store at centre of puppy farm protests leaves Hare Hatch garden centre
A CONTROVERSIAL pet shop has vacated a local garden centre, leaving surrounding tennants happy with the news. Linton Pet Store was based at Ladds Garden Village, Hare Hatch. The shop...
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Police hunt late-night pervert who exposed himself on a train caught from Twyford
POLICE have launched an appeal to catch a voyeur who exposed himself to a woman on a train from Twyford. The incident took place on the train which was heading...
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A Christmas greeting to you from Maidenhead MP Theresa May
I would like to wish all readers of The Wokingham Paper a very Merry Christmas. Christmas is a magical time. A time that brings people together and a time to...
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