Pawsitive news as Wokingham Animal Wardens win Gold national award
The Wokingham canine carers win RSPCA national award for their committment to lost and stray dogs in the area.
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham canine carers win RSPCA national award for their committment to lost and stray dogs in the area.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham technology firm hopes to celebrate its business growth at a special awards ceremony this Thursday. Invenio Business Solutions- based in Winnersh- specialises in solving business challenges using the...
Read moreDetailsNew consultant Hazel Earwicker is launching a Slimming World branch in Emmbrook – she explains how she has been helped by the Slimming World programme
Read moreDetailsOne of the countrys best-ever goalkeepers, Neville Southall, has praised Wokingham Music Club following a gig featuring The Christians
Read moreDetailsTHE Council is poised to change its stance over a third runway for Heathrow airport, as Labour launches a petition against the plans
Read moreDetailsTo meet demand in veganism and cruelty-free food, Wokingam is introducing a new monthly vegan market from October
Read moreDetailsRenowned comic Andy Parsons will be coming to Bracknell this month. He is due to perform his new show, Healing the Nation, at South Hill Park on Thursday, September 26.
Read moreDetailsParliament is not respecting the referendum Cllr Andy Croy in his letter (The Wokingham Paper, September 5), criticised Sir John Redwood over his support for the prorogation of Parliament. There...
Read moreDetailsAs a Shinfield resident, who was so fed up with not being taken seriously or having a voice in what and how my local Council was doing to my community,...
Read moreDetailsWe are delighted that Brian Hales has come out of retirement to produce a weekly cartoon for The Wokingham Paper.
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