FROM THE CHAMBER: Waste not, want not
Wokingham now pays almost 40% of the cost of re3 and will continue to do so until we get our recycling up and our residual tonnage down.
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Blondie night at Wokingham Music Club
A BLONDIE tribute act will come to Wokingham next month.
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Help Wokingham Lions make a spectacle of themselves by donating your old specs
A CHARITY is hoping you'll help it make a spectacle of itself ? by donating your old glasses.
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An orchestra opens its Autumn season in the Great Hall
An orchestra opens its Autumn season in the Great Hall
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A tea party in Wokingham for charity
A tea party in Wokingham for charity
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Young book lovers enjoyed a literary treat
Young book lovers enjoyed a literary treat
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Soft plastic recycling? Binfield and Wokingham Co-ops have it in the bag
PLASTIC is one of the biggest forms of waste that is currently sent to landfill, much of it caused by supermarket packaging. But help is at hand
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Water company increases maize farmer funding to help drinking water quality
Maize growers looking to protect fields after the harvest can claim £200 per hectare from South East Water this month
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A new club for teenagers with additional needs
A new club for teenagers with additional needs
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She didn’t follow my advice .. but she’s still the best choice for prime minister – Sir John Redwood defends Liz Truss
Sir John Redwood said that Liz Truss was still the best choice for prime minister, despite the turmoil she has caused since last month's mini-budget.
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