Wokingham-based DJ Paula Frost will be flying sky-high for music charity Tonic Music for Mental Health. DJ Paula Frost, from Way Out Radio, will be strapped to a plane as...
Read moreDetailsServes 4 This month you’ll find nutrient-dense watercress available as it starts to come into season so pick up a bunch or two and head straight home and make this...
Read moreDetailsKINDNESS has spread across the community since the pandemic began as people send lockdown care packages. Thortful, a greetings card company and official sponsor for NHS Charities Together, analysed Google...
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST chief nurse for adult social care recently paid a virtual visit to a Winnersh care home. Professor Deborah Sturdy OBE, pledged to get to know those working on...
Read moreDetailsTAKEAWAYS are ruling the kitchen, as thousands suffer food fatigue. According to research by Royal Voluntary Service and People’s Postcode Lottery, one in three people have lost their enthusiasm for...
Read moreDetailsSIX WOKINGHAM youngsters have been awarded for their artistic flair in a recent competition. Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Malcolm Richards, and Home-Start Wokingham District launched a family-themed art contest earlier...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM family’s fundraiser has generated more than £7,000, with a bit of help from a town centre takeaway. Sultan Balti Palace, in Market Place, has been pulling out all...
Read moreDetailsSteve McManus, from the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, said the hospital can return to normal as covid cases drop.
Read moreDetailsThe Queens Oak in Finchampstead serves a royal feast, says Claire Worsfold in her latest food review.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is launching mobile Covid-19 testing vans to support community events.
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