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WHILE people might have missed Santa’s sleigh last month, there was another friendly face out and about in Wokingham borough. The man in the furry suit, known as the Earley...

At Healthwatch Wokingham, part of our role is to provide signposting and guidance to members of the public about current issues in Health and Social Care. If you are struggling...

Have you heard about the Big Garden Birdwatch? If so, are you going to do it?  The Big Garden Birdwatch is an example of citizen science, which means that no...

Wargrave Local History Society held another successful meeting using Zoom in January, when – in a change to the previously announced programme – Simon Wenham gave an illustrated presentation on...

TRIBUTES have been paid to a Woodley teacher who has died as a result of covid. Victor Browne, who taught at The Bulmershe School for the past eight years, was...

AN AWARD-WINNING chef is championing a scheme to celebrate the bravery of young children with cancer. The multi Michelin-starred chef Jean-Christophe Novelli is calling on families to nominate young cancer...

The first column from Wokingham Active Travel Community Hub (WATCH) aimed at boostinggreener transport. Adrian Betteridge writes... It’s hard to miss the ‘revolution in walking and cycling’ in the news...

MEMBERS of a charity that supports people with learning disabilities are preparing to put their best foot forward. CLASP Wokingham usually holds a big fundraising event, known as Wellie Walk,...

HELP is at hand for people in Wokingham borough. R3, the insolvency trade body, has launched a new guide to help residents manage their debts and learn more about personal...

IF you’ve been out on daily exercise this week and walked past Wokingham station, you will have seen that the historic footbridge has been covered over. Regular readers will remember...