Peach Place brick goes from Wokingham to Devon
Karen Beasley with her cherished brick, once part of the Rose Street car park area WHEN Karen Beasley retired to Devon after a lifetime living in Wokingham, she knew she...
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: Optimise your activity levels
How do you optimise your activity levels then? As I like to say to my clients, it is all about the little 1% decisions. Most of them are simple to...
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Zara kitchens to hold NEFF cookery demonstration at its Wokingham store
Zara kitchens will be holding a cookery demonstration at its Peach Street store on Saturday, March 2 ZARA Kitchen Design will be welcoming a cookery expert on Saturday, March 2....
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Angry Wokingham motorists hit out as vandals target their cars
ANGRY motorists have hit out following a series of mindless attacks on cars caused thousands of pounds worth of damage. This week, The Wokingham Paper has received a number of...
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Wokingham Choral Society plans choral workshop for performance of Quincy Jones’ Halleujah Chorus
WOKINGHAM’S Choral Society is to hold a choral workshop at The Holt School. The day-long event will focus on gospel-style music, with a centrepiece being a performance of Quincy Jones’...
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House sales slump in Berkshire, but rentals rise according to RICS Residential Market Survey
HOUSE sales in Berkshire have slumped in the first two months of the year according to new figures. The south east and London are the worse affected areas in the...
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INTERVIEW: Mark Ashwell says Sumas returning to Lowther Road is brilliant for the borough
Sumas dominate the front and back page of this week's Wokingham Paper. Go and pick up your copy today! FOOTBALL'S coming home. Wokingham and Emmbrook have received approval from the...
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Leave No Trace to be screened by Wokingham Film Society on Thursday
WOKINGHAM FILM SOCIETY will be screening Leave No Trace (PG) next Thursday. The film focuses on a father and his 13-year-old daughter who are living an ideal existence in a...
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Exotic cat club members to showcase their pets at Twyford event
THE EXOTIC Cat Club will be holding its 18th championship show in Twyford on Saturday, March 2. Starting at 9.30am, the event is organised by the Longhair Cream and Blue...
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Borough’s grass cuttings have been recycled into compost that Wokingham residents can now buy
THE COMPOST for your garden might just feel familiar this year – it could well be made out of your lawn’s grass cuttings. After last year’s initial stock sold out,...
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