Transport changes, so must the plan
Adrian Betteridge from Wokingham Active Travel Community Hub (WATCH) writes: Changes in how we travel are seldom out of the news, be it e-scooters, home working, electric cars and more. ...
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Reading remembers Forbury victims one year on
In the shadow of the Maiwand lion statue, Reading came together remember the three people who died, and those injured, on the first anniversary of the Forbury terror attack. On...
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Help Wokingham church create a new space, suitable for all
A MILLION pound project could transform All Saints Church in Wokingham into a new community hub. Last week, the team behind SpaceForAll launched an appeal for help creating a meeting...
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Superheroes will be on show at Scarecrow Trail
SUPERHEROES are on their way to Winnersh as the village holds its annual Scarecrow Trail later this month. Bearwood PTA is hosting a heroes and villains themed trail in a...
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Morag does the Miles: New lease of life for movie star car
A CLASSIC Austin hearse called Morag has been restored to her former glory to mark her 65th birthday this summer. Morag, believed to be one of only three or four...
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Beat the Street campaign sees 4,000 tapping the beat boxes
MORE than 4,000 people have walked an impressive 22,000 miles since Beat The Street launched earlier this month. The game sees people walk, scoot, wheel, cycle or run between different...
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Reading FC Community Trust to run football summer camps for children
CHILDREN of all ages will have the opportunity to take part in a summer of football at Reading FC Community Trust’s football camps.They will be running throughout June, July and...
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Camberley Theatre to hold musicals celebration
A MUSICAL celebration is coming to Camberley Theatre next weekend. With 11 cast of principal singers and dancers, led by UK touring artist Paul Yates, the show is set to...
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Vaccinations are a welcome step – make sure you have yours
THE CORONAVIRUS rate remains high across the borough despite the surge testing campaign. It seems stubbornly stuck around the 90 per 100,000 people mark meaning this wretched virus is lingering....
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Church notes: Are you a mumpsimus?
You can find this wonderful word in Susie Dent's book: 'Word perfect – etymological entertainment for every day of the year' where she describes it as 'a 500-year old epithet...
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