CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Nick Hudson, Churches Together in Wokingham
Nick Hudson's, of Churches Together in Wokingham, 2020 Christmas greeting.
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Cllr Keith Baker, Woodley Town Council leader
Cllr Keith Baker's, leader of Woodley Town Council, 2020 Christmas greeting.
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS: Cllr David Hare, mayor of Earley Town Council
Cllr David Hare's, mayor of Earley Town Council, 2020 Christmas greeting.
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Not the Christmas we wanted, but…
This week's editorial as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 23, 2020.
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THE TILEHURST END: Are Reading in a better place than last year?
As 2020 approaches its sorry conclusion, I find myself wondering whether Reading are in a better place now than they were 12 months ago.You don’t need me to remind you...
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FROM THE MIDDLE: What if the ball bursts?
When you start refereeing, there are so many Laws to learn, including some obscure ones that you may never have to deal with during your refereeing career.One of these is...
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Local charity gifts £85,000 worth of presents this Christmas
Wokingham borough residents have donated £85,000 worth of presents to a local children's charity this Christmas.
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This year’s festive chemist rota
Pharmacies across Wokingham are operating on different hours during the festive period.
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Wokingham Borough Council teams up with Berkshire Women’s Aid
Wokingham Borough Council has teamed with Berkshire Women's Aid to support people over the festive season.
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Citizens Advice Wokingham receives week’s worth of calls in day
Citizens Advice Wokingham received more than a week's worth of calls on Monday, as the borough moved to Tier 4.
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