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FROM THE CHAMBER With Cllr Pauline Jorgensen Potholes. It’s a real frustration for so many residents in the Borough, myself included. Not only can they cause damage to cars and...

MEMBERS of a charity that helps Wokingham’s learning disabilities community put their best foot forward last month. Making the most of their daily exercise, the group – who are all...

A GROUP of Winnersh residents are pitching in to help keep their community clean. The Winnersh Sustainable Transport Group has become a member of the Community Rail Network, and has...

Take advantage of this seasons’ forced rhubarb and pair with apples to make this easy crumble for Mothers Day. As well as fruity it is gently spiced with ginger and...

Reading Women were left frustrated as they were held to a goalless draw by Tottenham Hotspur Women at the Madejski Stadium. The Royals had the better chances throughout the game...

Budget day is always an important day in the political calendar. We learn what the Government’s priorities will be for the year ahead. Normally the chamber of the House of...

How well do you cope with your imperfections? Does your body shape get you down? Are you forever dissatisfied with the work you produce? Do you beat yourself up because...

A WOKINGHAM estate agency has welcomed the new stamp duty extension, but is worried it will create uncertainty later this year. Daniel Lawry, director of  Property Assistant, said the government’s...

LAST WEEK’S budget has been welcomed by Bracknell MP James Sunderland, who says it provides support and reassurance as the nation navigates through the pandemic. Among the measures announced by...

PLANS to bring some outsourced council services back in house will be debated next week. An extraordinary meeting of Wokingham Borough Council’s executive has been convened for 5.30pm on Thursday,...