A TAXI driver went a whole day without picking up a single fare, highlighting the crisis facing the borough’s cabbies. Now they are appealing for urgent help so they can...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM couple managed to celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary last week, even if their original plans had changed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The June 4 wedding...
Read moreDetailsResidents across the Borough are being urged to love where they live by joining the Dinton Litter Pick. Wokingham Borough Council says that littering has increased during lockdown; as visitor...
Read moreDetailsWork on a new community garden in Woodley precinct has been completed, with a raised brick wall installed around the four trees outside Waitrose, near the Crockhamwell Road car park....
Read moreDetailsTHURSDAY, JUNE 11 was a special day for two Wokingham Paper readers – it was their 65th wedding anniversary. Sadly the coronavirus means that they can’t celebrate together. In 1955,...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based law firm has announced a new appointment in its wills and inheritance team. Clifton Ingram LLP, which has offices in Broad Street and also in Reading, is welcoming...
Read moreDetailsWORK has taken place to make Wokingham's three shopping centres safer for pedestrians – but there is one section of the changes that has a risk of catching motorists by...
Read moreDetailsSHOPS across Woodley are preparing to reopen from Monday, June 15, for the first time since March 23. And because the Crockhamwell Road shopping precinct is mostly pedestrianised, shoppers will...
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD is the hardest shopping centre for Wokingham Borough Council to make safe for social distancing. Pavements are narrow and the village is centred around the crossroads. Wokingham Borough Council...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM town centre has had the most work carried out as non-essential shops reopen from Monday, June 15. The most obvious to all is the closure of parking bays and...
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