Charity gig will help Wokingham's WADE
CHARITY WADE is planning a music night to help raise funds. It will be welcoming The Filf, a party band, for the event on Saturday, January 25. Tickets cost £13...
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Carers helpline to remain open for another six months
A HELPLINE for people who look after others is to remain open for another six months. Launched last year, Signal4Carers is a partnership with Berkshire West and East Berkshire Clinical...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: OBJ Morris
It’s midwinter, and time to celebrate the rebirth of the sun. Throughout history it has been tradition to have a festival in the middle of winter. With no work, no...
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper of January 2, 2020
Don’t forget our Volunteer Recruitment Fair is taking place on Saturday 18th January 2020, 10am – 1pm, at Wokingham Town Hall, Market Place, Wokingham RG40 1AS. We have many local...
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New South Western Railway MD promises action on strikes and releases five-point plan
THE new boss in charge of Wokingham’s rail network has issued a five-point plan – in plain English – to help commuters get to London Waterloo on time. He’s also...
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Fire brigade calls on Wokingham borough residents to check and fit smoke alarms
THE fire brigade is hoping you’ll have 2020 vision when it comes to fire safety, and has issued a call for Wokingham borough residents to check their home fire safety. ...
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Caught on camera: Wokingham Traffic Wardens park on double yellow lines to issue tickets
A LOCAL resident has called double standards on a traffic warden who parked in double yellow lines to issue parking tickets. Working on Wescott Road to distribute parking tickets, the...
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Tamesis Chamber Choir to celebrate Christmas in January with epiphany concert
CHRISTMAS DAY might have been and gone, but the Christmas season in the liturgical calendar is continuing. Tamesis Chamber Choir is to hold an epiphany concert – close to the...
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Pop star Prince’s legacy will launch in Wokingham
HE IS one of the biggest names in pop, leaving a legacy that will last forever – and now his final project is about to provide inspiration to Wokingham’s bustling...
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Winnersh mother and daughter team up to lose nine stone between them
A MOTHER and daughter from Winnersh are starting the new year as they mean to go on – nine stone lighter. Sue (54) and Charlotte (23) Smith (not their real...
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