A SHORT story competition has been launched exclusively for those over 90. The Grow Old Disgracefully writing competition focuses on childhood memories. Running until Sunday, January 31, residents interested must...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM borough's coronavirus rate per 100,000 people has come down again and is now the lowest in Berkshire. The latest figures, showing the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases per 100,000...
Read moreDetailsAN EXTRA £1.2 million may be committed to tackling the pandemic locally in a meeting tonight. Wokingham Borough Council’s executive will consider setting aside the extra funding when it meets...
Read moreDetailsPETALS were in bloom in Lower Earley last week, to celebrate International Flower Day. Last Thursday, residents at Austen House Care Home competed in a flower-arranging competition, and enjoyed virtual...
Read moreDetailsLift your lockdown spirits with this recipe for a pear and chocolate loaf cake, courtesy of Wokingham's Freely Fruity.
Read moreDetailsFamily-led cafe H'ARTISAN is opening its doors tomorrow in Wargrave tomorrow, two years after starting the project.
Read moreDetailsWalk-through testing sites have opened in Reading, Bracknell and Maidenhead.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man has run 100km (62 miles) this month to support a nearby hospice. Mark Welch, 34, started his 31-day ‘Ranuary’ challenge to raise money for Sue Ryder Duchess...
Read moreDetailsThe supply of coronavirus vaccines to Wokingham borough is dropping, and there are concerns that tensions are rising.
Read moreDetailsMr Johnson said it would not be possible to immediately open schools after the February half-term.
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