Earley residents protest as meadows are fenced off
Earley residents staged a silent protest to oppose ongoing work in Swallows Meadow.
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READERS’ LETTERS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020
Readers' Letters as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
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Berkshire shows off its charitable nature
According to Ecclesiastical, nearly three quarters of Berkshire residents intend to donate to a local charity this Christmas.
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More than 400 classes enjoy meeting authors
More than 400 classes enjoyed meeting authors with the Authors into Schools project, part of Wokingham Children's Book Festival.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020
Volunteer Corner as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
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Fair’s fair to overcome Covid
A fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Rotary Club of Loddon Vale
The latest news from Rotary Club of Loddon Vale as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
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Wokingham Borough Council buys Woodley Waitrose
Wokingham Borough Council has bough in Woodley Waitrose as part of its investment strategy.
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Emmbrook School closed for 48-hours after team member tests positive for coronavirus
EMMBROOK School is to close on Monday and Tuesday due to the coronavirus pandemic. The secondary school contacted parents on Saturday evening to inform them of the planned 48-hour shutdown...
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Addington School wins national award
Addington School has won a national award for its £4.4 million expansion project.
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