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The pandemic has caused many to repurpose their skills and talents. But Debbie never predicted she’d be swapping wedding dresses for medical scrubs. Debbie Rees, from Wokingham’s Keep Hatch area,...

RESIDENTS across Sindlesham and Winnersh are concerned about the flood risk of building 87 new houses on Mill Lane. The road — which is almost annually closed due to flooding...

Tuesday marked 100 days of lockdown. It’s been a period of many feelings and emotions for sure. I was asked what one word I would use for this time, now...

Alas and alack the corona attackHas shaken the world with alarmNow I turn back the clockTo my youth and unlockA Corona in days of more calm It arrived in a...

ON FRIDAY and Saturday, Wokingham’s town centre looked a little different. Denmark Street was partially pedestrianised – we think this move should be welcomed. It was a trial and for...

It feels as though life is gradually returning to something resembling normality, (or a ‘new normal’ to use the vernacular), as the roads become busier, people start returning to work...

Last week, BBC South aired a package on their lunchtime news. It was repeated throughout the news cycle that day and followed on from the front page story of June...

In the United States, it was a week in which The Rolling Stones told Mr Trump, ‘You can’t always have what you want’. In the UK, it was a week...

TYPICAL ways of getting to school include walking, cycling, and catching the bus or train. But not for pupils of Bohunt School. Since September 2016, some of their students have...

A READING man has joined the largest campaign for male breast cancer in Britain. Andy Manson has joined 14 men — 12 from the UK — to talk about his...