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A WOKINGHAM man that has seen multiple crashes outside his house, is calling for safety improvements. Terry Hallt, who lives in Waterloo Cottage, near to the level crossing on Waterloo...

We need men to take accountability Last week was a difficult week for women. We started by celebrating International Women’s Day on Monday. The celebrations were cut swiftly short by...

A WOKINGHAM woman who turned her disability into a positive experience is now raising money to help others do the same. Wheelchair user, Sally Sycha, is taking on the ultimate...

By Brian Hicks In these Covid times, dogs have provided company, solace and joy. As humorist Josh Billings quipped, “A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you...

I do so like a cup of teaAnd, so I’m told, no-one makes a better cup than me!!When someone calls it’s good to say,“The kettle’s on. Hope you can stay”.Then after...

RESIDENTS must get used to the new normal, and embrace testing as part of their lives, said the council health leader. Marking one year since the first UK lockdown next...

NOVEMBER seems like a long way off, particularly as lockdown conditions will prevail until June at least. But we’re already counting down the days. We’re thrilled to report that the...

WOKINGHAM borough council wants to find out if residents are feeling satisfied. In a bid to improve its services, it recently launched a new online survey to measure customer satisfaction...

Proceeds totalling £300 from the Wokingham Lions Club virtual pub quiz in February have been donated to SHARE Wokingham, which distributes food to those in need. Claire Revie, founder of...

TAXI DRIVERS across the borough have been struggling through the pandemic. And a licence fee hike hasn’t helped. More than 20% of Hackney Carriage drivers have handed in their licence...