Vegan market cancelled over Storm Ciara concerns
Organisers, Sparkle Vegan Events say that: "Wokingham Town Council have made the difficult decision due to the expected arrival of Storm Ciara this Sunday."
Read moreDetailsOrganisers, Sparkle Vegan Events say that: "Wokingham Town Council have made the difficult decision due to the expected arrival of Storm Ciara this Sunday."
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL will be taking over the entire Denmark Street car park in hopes to provide better provision for local shoppers. The 130-space car park — which was previously operated...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Vegan Market announced yesterday that they will continue trading in the town centre throughout 2020.
Read moreDetailsHousehold items wanted include; nappies (size 4), all purpose cleaner, washing-up liquid, small packs of washing powder or liquid, shaving foam, disposable razors and toothbrushes — for adults and children.
Read moreDetailsA CASH boost for a clothing charity that has helped more than 600 families in need will see it do even more in the year ahead. The Cowshed, which launched...
Read moreDetailsA woman from Woodley and her four children who went missing last month have been found safe and well. The Wokingham Paper has carried several appeals over the past fortnight...
Read moreDetailsHERE’S some news that doesn’t happen every day – water bills will go down for many Wokingham residents. In a statement, South East Water has confirmed that from April its...
Read moreDetailsA GYM with a coffee shop is being mooted for a vacant Wokingham town centre site. Last year, catalogue retailer Argos moved out of its premises in The Plaza, and...
Read moreDetailsA BOOKLIST aimed at helping children with their mental health has been released, writes Daisy Hanson. Focusing on tackling issues such as grief and bullying, Wokingham Borough Council and The...
Read moreDetails“Nobody knew what to do when this happened, but they knew they had to do something. People did what they could, said Gary Reynolds, chief investment officer at Rams.
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