READERS’ LETTERS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020
Readers' Letters as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020.
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The hunt for the world’s worst Christmas cracker jokes
The search is on for the world's worst Christmas cracker jokes.
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Sporting prowess on show for Ascot school
Pupils from LVS Ascot were filmed taking part in a national sporting content.
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Barnardos to host festive event
Barnardos is hosting a live festive event on Tuesday, and Jamie Cullum will be performing.
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Joan’s received a card from her old neighbour
Joan Rackley, who watched the Queen wheeled out in her pram as a baby, has celebrated her 100th birthday with a card from Her Majesty herself.
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Council defends plans for new town centre gym
Plans to convert the former Marks & Spencer store in Wokingham’s town centre have been defended by Wokingham Borough Council.
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It’s good to talk
A new podcast for Wokingham is being launched, from the team at Buzzpodcasts.co.uk.
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Top of the shops: Villagers’ effort to help community
Shinfield Baptist Church has collected more than 300 bags of shopping for the village community.
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FROM THE MIDDLE: Changes to the penalty kick
The highest profile for changes to the Laws this season, has been for handball but there are 15 changes altogether.These include changes to the taking of a penalty kick and...
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Woodley United FC coach wins council award
Woodley United FC Youth coach Stephen Moody has been awarded a Woodley Town Council Citizens Award in recognition of his drive, enthusiasm and commitment to the development of youth football...
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