Church notes: Flickers of colour
Last week I was asked to say what colour I was feeling. After getting over my initial scepticism it actually turned out to be a good way for people to...
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Wokingham’s new greenways will help meet climate emergency goals promises council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council said installing a new greenways network will “contribute to the borough’s climate emergency goals”. In 2013, the council launched its greenways project to connect local traffic-free routes,...
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Make a date to head to Blackbushe Airport in Yateley for Twilight Runway Challenge
RUNNERS will take flight this autumn to boost the coffers of charities. The Twilight Runway Challenge is to be held at Blackbushe Airport, Yateley, on Saturday, September 11. The event,...
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Home cooking loses its flavour as food fatigue sets in
TAKEAWAYS are ruling the kitchen, as thousands suffer food fatigue. According to research by Royal Voluntary Service and People’s Postcode Lottery, one in three people have lost their enthusiasm for...
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Six Wokingham youngsters rewarded for their artistic flair by Wokingham Borough mayor
SIX WOKINGHAM youngsters have been awarded for their artistic flair in a recent competition. Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Malcolm Richards, and Home-Start Wokingham District launched a family-themed art contest earlier...
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VOTE 2021: Green Party priorities for Wokingham
By Martin Coule, Twyford candidate for the Green Party 1. CLIMATE ACTION AND GREEN SPACE: Doubling Wokingham’s tree cover, zero carbon, and protecting our wildlife will protect our green spaces...
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Wokingham Borough Council spends £6 million fixing roads
Wokingham Borough Council has completed its annual road maintenance programme, spending more than £6 million. Andy Glencross, assistant director for highways at Wokingham Borough Council, said: “We’ve made the most...
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Reading East MP Matt Rodda works on new sensory garden in primary school
LAST WEEK, one of the borough’s MPs lent a hand to help create a sensory garden. Matt Rodda, whose constituency includes parts of Woodley and Earley, visited Redlands Primary School...
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Wokingham Indian restaurant Sultan Balti Palace raises funds for Dawson’s operation with signature dish
A WOKINGHAM family’s fundraiser has generated more than £7,000, with a bit of help from a town centre takeaway. Sultan Balti Palace, in Market Place, has been pulling out all...
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Finchamsptead road closed for a year to allow repairs to collapsed section
THE RIDGES in Finchampstead will be closed for up to a year to repair a collapsed section of road. Last month, the road was shut between the junction with Jubilee...
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