BREAKING: Wokingham’s Post Office to close on June 5
WOKINGHAM’S Crown Post Office is to close this June despite a passionate campaign to save it. Staff at the historic Broad Street branch were told on Tuesday of the plan...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners’ Club
Our April meeting proved very popular, with over 60 people coming to hear Pat Morris give a talk on Hedgehogs. He is very knowledgeable, having done his PhD on hedgehogs...
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper of April 4, 2019
The Sporting Memories Foundation is a charity dedicated to Sports Reminiscence & Physical Activities. They support older people living in England and Wales with dementia, depression and loneliness by engaging...
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PRESS PACK: Wheatfield and Windmill pupils help create Tomorrow’s World
Science students at Wheatfield Primary School, Winnersh, and Windmill Primary School in Wokingham, visited a prestigious university in their lab coats to compete in a science fair. They were joined...
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Can you help Wokingham woman Su identify her treasures found in the trash?
A grandmother from Wokingham is asking for help to solve a 40-year mystery. Su McArthur used to live on the, "cinder track", an unmade piece of road at the end...
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First week of food waste collections across Wokingham judged a success
IT’S THE green dream come true: last week was the first time that Wokingham Borough Council collected food waste from caddies and it’s been judged a success. A total of...
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Wokingham Town Council announces date of annual family fun day
A DATE has been announced for a hugely popular family fun day. Wokingham Town Council will be holding the annual children’s event in Langborough Recreation Ground on Saturday, May 25....
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Citroemech mechanics in Wokingham help raise £1,400 for Macmillan Cancer Care by fixing a few cars
MECHANICS at a Wokingham garage spent a day fixing cars and fighting cancer. While staff at Citroemech worked on customers' vehicles, they were invited to donate to Macmillan Cancer care....
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Wokingham comes together to celebrate the life of Bob Wyatt
WOKINGHAM came to a halt on Monday as the borough paid its respects to its honorary alderman and community stalwart, Bob Wyatt. The funeral of the former mayor took place...
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Slimming World Mum completes Reading Half Marathon
A weight-loss expert is encouraging mums and dads in Finchampstead and Wokingham to give themselves the best spring ever by treating themselves to a healthy new lifestyle. Kirstie Baker has...
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