Hare Hatch addiction charity launches gift scheme
Yeldall Manor, based in Hare Hatch, has launched its Christmas gift scheme.
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Every cloud has a silver lining…
Wokingham Writers Group held their members contest over the summer, and the theme was Stormy Weather.
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Residents warn suburbs at risk in planning reform
Matt Rodda MP has met with Earley residents who are concerned about the national planning reform.
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Citizens Assemblies to tackle climate change
The borough council is considering forming Citizens Assemblies to advice the council on climate change policy.
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READERS’ POETRY: The soldier’s love song
Reader's poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 5, 2020.
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Wokingham school children start gardening project
Pupils at Floreat Montague Park Primary School are learning about harvesting fruit and vegetables in their new polytunnel.
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New bus routes into Reading town centre
The Greenwave bus network is welcoming new routes into Reading's town centre.
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Twyford volunteers review help provided
Twyford's Covid-19 support volunteers are finding out what help is needed now the second lockdown has started.
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Pumpkin Day Yay Yay Yay!
Last month, the children of Floreat Montague Park Primary School celebrated the harvest with a pumpkin day.
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‘We must learn from game killing mistakes’ says Reading manager Paunovic
Reading manager Veljko Paunovic said his teams need to learn from 'mistakes in both boxes' after they were beaten 3-0 at home to Stoke City. The Royals were beaten for...
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