A REMINDER has been issued to bus passengers that they need to wear face coverings while making journeys. Some passengers have been seen on the buses without anything over the...
Read moreDetailsSadly, the event has been postponed and the decision was made after the original article had gone to press Wokingham residents are in for a live treat this weekend as...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN in her 80s was at home when thieves smashed in her patio doors. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward in a bid to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM secondary school is being urged to adapt its classes in response to the Black Lives Matter movement. More than 350 current and former pupils of The Emmbrook School...
Read moreDetailsJOGGERS and dog walkers making their way along Gypsy Lane, Wokingham had a surprise encounter this morning. As they rounded the corner to take the bridge across the railway line...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL leader John Halsall has restated his determination to combating racism across Wokingham borough. In yesterday’s Wokingham Paper, we reported his decision not to support the Black Lives Matter movement...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL is withdrawing its support for the Black Lives Matter movement over concerns that it is becoming an “anti-police message” in the United States. “The Council should not be...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE officers called to a Finchampstead street had to bring in explosive removal experts. They were investigating a find at Orbit Close on Wednesday, June 17. Officers said they were...
Read moreDetailsA FOOTBALL CLUB In Gambia that have a special link with Wokingham & Emmbrook FC have returned to action for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYALS prepare to return to championship action when they host Stoke City behind closed doors at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday at 3pm.
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