Baptist church launches new community focused role
Wokingham Baptist Church has chosen Savannah Cook to be its first pioneer minister in training.
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Wokingham Borough Council leader warns poverty stats are not accurate
The leader of the borough council says he does not believe reports that one-in-six children live in poverty in the borough are accurate.
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READERS’ LETTERS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of November 5, 2020
Reader's letters as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 5, 2020.
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Have a greener Christmas this year
Later this month, Dave Lamont is running a How To Have a Greener Christmas event to encourage ethical celebrations.
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Newbury’s Watermill launches Full House appeal
The Watermill Theatre in Newbury has closed temporarily, and has launched its Full House appeal to support its work.
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How to put your children on a see food diet
The University of Reading is helping children eat more fruit and vegetables with its See and Eat website.
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Reading Buses operator Javed spells out his success
Javed Kayani, from Reading Buses, has spelt out his success for Black History Month.
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McDonald’s to launch Celebrations McFlurry and the Double Big Mac for its festive menu
CHRISTMAS feasts are on the menu thanks to McDonald’s. The popular fast food chain with a branch in Lower Earley is preparing to launch its festive range from Wednesday, November...
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Wokingham Borough Council unveils plans to convert Marks & Spencer into a new town centre gym, two shops and office space
PLANS to convert Wokingham’s former Marks & Spencer store into two shops, a gym and office space have been announced by the borough council. If the project is approved, the...
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One-in-six people are diagnosed with depression
According to Wokingham Borough Council, 15% of residents have a formal diagnosis of depression.
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