Is this the end of the Sunday roast?
According to allplants, more than 60% of diners in the South East believe meat in a roast dinner could become a thing of the past.
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Interact Club’s planting to raise polio awareness
Students from Waingels College in Woodley celebrate the planting of crocus bulbs, which will flower in the spring.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Sue Ryder appeal
The Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice has launched its second appeal as funds continue to decline this year.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Chrispen joins All Saints Church
Chrispen Gumbs has joined All Saints Church as a priest in training.
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Top of the shops: Villagers’ effort to help community
Shinfield Baptist Church has collected more than 300 bags of shopping for the village community.
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Residents invited to sign up as Covid Marshals
Wokingham Borough Council is asking residents to become Community Champions to help spread coronavirus messages.
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Boredom packs for vulnerable residents
Sovereign Housing Association has delivered activity packs to vulnerably residents to keep them entertained during lockdown.
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Borough council checks on 7,000 in second lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council has checked on thousands of residents to assess their wellbeing in second lockdown.
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Burger chain plans branch on flood zone
Five Guys is hoping to establish a new branch in Winnersh, but the area is in a flood zone.
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Tier 2: ‘There is real light at the end of the tunnel’ says Wokingham Borough Council leader of new coronavirus status
WOKINGHAM’S placement in the new Tier 2 category is disappointing, especially as there is real light at the end of the tunnel. Cllr John Halsall, the leader of Wokingham Borough...
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