Warning: This article contains pictures that some readers may find distressing DEAD ducks with tape around beaks and legs have been dumped in an Easthampstead street. Now, the RSPCA is...
Read moreDetailsYOU CAN’T beat live music, but that’s just not an option right now. So our Wokingham Loves Music playlist is the next best thing. Curated by Chris Hillman from White...
Read moreDetailsTHE CONGREGATION at St Paul’s Church in Wokingham has been supporting patients at Royal Berkshire Hospital. The rector, the Revd Richard Lamey, and his team put out a call to...
Read moreDetailsPOLITICAL campaigners have been accused of ‘flagrant flouting of the law’ by delivering leaflets during lockdown – but they say that they have been sent out by commercial companies. In...
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has become the first university in Europe to join an eco-friendly catering group. It has joined the Menus of Change Universities Research Collaborative (MCURC) to innovate...
Read moreDetailsIN AN attempt to tackle flooding, drains across Wokingham borough are getting an upgrade. The borough council is trialling smart drainage sensors in Earley and Arborfield — and they offer...
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley Festival of Music and Arts takes place in March year and provides a warm and friendly environment in which performers may gain valuable experience and feedback from professional...
Read moreDetailsDon’t send me to Slough for my vaccination I have lived in Crowthorne since 1965, and will be 80 in June, when a birthday celebration has been planned. I live...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM family is dedicating 2021 to a new fundraising challenge, after the father was diagnosed with an incurable condition. Ben and Jacquie Gee, and their nine-year-old son Austin, are...
Read moreDetailsA SCHEME to feed some of the borough’s most vulnerable residents has made sure it's following lockdown restrictions. In December 2020, the Salvation Army, with a helping hand from Churches...
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