CHURCH NOTES: Destination in sight
Church Notes as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
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Government U-turn could reduce borough house building target
A government U-turn on building in the South of England will reduce the borough's house building targets.
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Louise is the good fairy for Zoom calls
Louise Irvine is offering tips and tricks for a stress-free virtual Christmas.
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Loddon ramblers help mayor create new routes around Earley
Earley residents are encouraged to don their boots and enjoy 14 accessible walks around town.
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Charity calls for Christmas crafters
The NSPCC is looking for Christmas crafters to help fundraise this year.
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Covid helpline reduces hours over Christmas
The One Front Door scheme is operating on reduced hours over the festive period.
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Interiors company opens new showroom in Binfield
Danetti opened its furniture showroom on Saturday, December 12.
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‘Catch bus to avoid traffic’, says Reading Buses
Reading Buses CEO is encouraging people to catch the bus to overcome traffic jams.
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‘Devious plan redraws Winnersh boundary to fit more houses in’
Plans to redraw the settlement boundary in Winnersh have been dubbed as "devious" by Cllr Prue Bray.
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TONY JOHNSON: A tale of two boroughs
Tony Johnson's That Was The Week as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
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