Nominate your Wokingham walking heroes
BOROUGH residents have been invited to nominate their walking heroes. Living Streets is asking people to nominate local groups or individuals who have gone the extra mile to improve their...
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GEMs sparkle as bus firm honours its finest jewels
A BUS operator has been busy mining for gems, and it found some in Wokingham borough. Reading Buses recently announced the winners of its GEM (Going the Extra Mile) Awards,...
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More than 100 charities apply for £800,000 coronavirus relief fund
More than 100 charities have applied for a new coronavirus relief fund – but it will not be able to help them all. Berkshire Community Foundation (BCF) says it received...
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IN THE KITCHEN: Fruity Yorkshire Pudding
Serves four A twist on pancakes for Shrove Tuesday. Let the oven do all of the work for you this year while you sit down and eat with the family....
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Pre-schools offered extra support package by Wokingham Borough Council
EXTRA support has been made available for childcare providers across Wokingham borough – but opposition councillors are questioning if it is enough. The council has allocated an extra £100,000 to...
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Search for Ollie’s pebbles and help raise funds for #Feblueary
A LOCAL charity set up to honour the life of a Wokingham youngster is hoping people will turn blue this month. This month the family of Ollie Young will remember...
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Call for Freemasons to help with the big coronavirus vaccine roll-out
FREEMASONS are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and support the vaccine rollout. The group, which has a lodge on Reading Road in Wokingham and a base in Sindlesham,...
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Every little helps for Wokingham’s Salvation Army as supermarket supports hot meal initiative
AN INITIATIVE to help bring hot meals to Wokingham’s vulnerable residents has been giving more than a little help from Tesco. Staff at the Finchampstead Road store have continued their...
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Spread some love for the people who have helped through lockdown: teachers, NHS staff, refuse collectors and couriers
A LITTLE bit of love is on the cards this Sunday, thanks to Wokingham Borough Council. To mark Valentine’s Day, it is asking residents to share their stories of people...
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New group aims to make rail travel more accessible
A NEW organisation is providing travel training to make the train more accessible to residents. The North Downs Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) is working with vulnerable people to help...
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