Emm Brook to be restored in river trust recovery project
THE EMM Brook will soon be the focus of a major recovery project, in an effort to help local wildlife thrive. A project to breathe life back into the waterway...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners’ Club hold picture competition
Last week, the club held an online photography competition for members on the theme of Wildlife in the Garden. This was inspired by the Zoom talk at the beginning of...
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CORONAVIRUS: Rates fall again, Sir John Redwood renews calls for a way out of lockdown
AS THE number of new cases of coronavirus continues to reduce, Sir John Redwood has renewed calls for a way out of lockdown. Writing in his blog, the Wokingham MP...
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David Cliff Estate Agents wins top seller award for Wokingham area during ‘frenzied’ lockdown year
WHILE 2020 was a rollercoaster for local businesses, one Wokingham-based estate agency says it was one of the best years so far. David Cliff Estate Agents went from closing its...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Lions online pub quiz raises £700 for The Link Visiting Scheme
Proceeds totalling £700 from the Wokingham Lions Club virtual pub quizzes in December have been donated to the Link Visiting Scheme, a local charity which supports older people who are...
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Heather kick starts her new year with a very moving challenge
ONE WOKINGHAM woman is pulling out all the stops to get people talking about mental health. Heather Murray has kickstarted the new year with a fitness charity fundraiser – she’s...
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New elm trees planted in Wokingham’s Elms Field
TREE wardens have planted three disease-resistant elms in the borough, to mark the 30th anniversary of the scheme. The group, which is part of the Wokingham District Veteran Tree Association...
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More than 40,000 job vacancies in Berkshire – and 3,300 of them are in Wokingham borough
THE LOCAL economy is going from strength to strength, with new job opportunities springing up. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, there are more than 3,300 job vacancies in Wokingham borough right...
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CORONAVIRUS: Lions cancel Wokingham May Fayre 2021 over covid concerns
ONE of Wokingham borough’s biggest fundraising events has been cancelled for the second year in a row, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The Wokingham Lions’ Club has pulled...
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Snow wonder: pictures from around Wokingham
It doesn't happen very often, so when snow falls, we like to make the most of it. Wokingham was given a good blanketing of snow this morning, falling quickly after...
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