POETRY CORNER: This is your Life
This is you in your bed. Losing the fight against the sunlight and reality.
Read moreDetailsThis is you in your bed. Losing the fight against the sunlight and reality.
Read moreDetailsWILLOW BANK primary school is to hold a car boot sale on Sunday, July 17.
Read moreDetailsLONELY ROBOT makes a welcome return to our playlist this week, with a sneak peek at his latest album.
Read moreDetailsI?ve been watching the BBC series Sherwood. It?s a suspenseful drama. It explores facing the truth in life even when painful.
Read moreDetailsA FULL-FIBRE internet to the home company has been recognised for its stance on employing military personnel.
Read moreDetailsThe former Henley MP will continue as prime minister until the party chooses a successor.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Henley MP is to resign from his job today. Boris Johnson, who served the neighbouring Oxfordfordshire constituency between 1999 and 2008, is expected to step down as prime...
Read moreDetailsAS BORIS JOHNSON refuses to resign and ministerial resignations pour in, Wokingham's MP is asking people what he should do. They included Bracknell MP James Sunderland. Sir John Redwood has previously...
Read moreDetailsI am particularly disappointed to read in last week's Wokingham Today about Conservative plans to disrupt council meetings and get their own way.
Read moreDetailsWokingham?s schools are experiencing huge demand for school places at the moment.
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