Sharing some Joy: Cafe teams up with food hub for giveaway
FOOD distribution group, SHARE Wokingham has teamed up with a town centre cafe for a delicious project. The group is working with Joy Café, on Broad Street to give away...
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TAKE OUT TO HELP OUT: From traditional curry house to the dinner party specialist, how your takeaway order helps these Wokingham and Crowthorne businesses
THINGS are heating up in Wokingham this week, as we talk to two Indian takeaways to find out how residents can support them through lockdown. Turmeric Tales and The Tamarind...
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Twyford’s green prescriptions will give a boost to residents’ mental health
Allotment holders and other helpers are setting up a new project to give Green Prescriptions to boost people anxious or depressed after a year of pandemic. Unlike usual doctors’ prescriptions,...
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Thames Valley charities urged to apply for £10,000 Healthy Heart Grant funding
“We’re looking for new and innovative projects that really have an impact, especially if they aim to improve the health of at risk or hard to reach communities.”
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Oh deer! RSCPA to the rescue in Wargrave
RSPCA came to the rescue in Wargrave on the weekend, when a fallow deer got stuck on Bear Lane.
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Wokingham Borough Council begins delivering recycling sacks
Wokingham Borough Council began delivering the new recycling bags across the borough this week.
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Finchampstead couple deliver litter to council road in road safety protest
Angry Finchampstead residents delivered bags of litter to Wokingham Borough Council's offices on Shute End.
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First modules for new primary school in Matthews Green arrive
“It’s great to see the buildings taking shape now the modules have arrived on site at Matthews Green,” Cllr UllaKarin Clark, executive member for children’s services said.
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COVID-19: Wokingham’s weekly infection rate drops to 54.3 per 100,000
The latest figures showed the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases per 100,000 residents is 54.3, down from 77.1 last week. The local case rate has remained below 200 cases per...
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Elodie’s lockdown hobby has exceeded her expectations
THIS WOKINGHAM 11-year-old’s lockdown hobby has been raising money for a personal cause. Last year, Elodie Lewis started running to stay motivated during the first lockdown, and now she has...
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