A WOKINGHAM mental health advocate has launched a podcast to unpick the world of overthinking. Sarah Sylvester, who runs peer-led mental health support group It’s About Time, has launched Thoughts...
Read moreDetailsINSPIRED by the Tour de France, two Wokingham men have been raising money for a The Link Visiting Scheme with their own cycling challenge. Steve Jones and Tom Wilson have...
Read moreDetailsGYM-GOERS of Wokingham will soon be spoilt for choice as a new fitness centre is opening its doors to the public. National company énergie Fitness will open its next centre...
Read moreDetailsIT’S TIME TO dig out the hiking boots because this year’s Wokingham Walk is taking place next weekend. The annual event was due to happen in May, but was postponed...
Read moreDetailsCoronavirus is still around, in fact it is getting worse,With increasing numbers of people who are desperately needing a nurse.The Government used to tell us just how many died each...
Read moreDetailsFIVE WOKINGHAM dads have been pedalling for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice in a team fundraiser. James Killian encouraged four friends to join him and cycle 100 miles for the hospice....
Read moreDetailsMOST people when they get to their golden years enjoy taking it easy: relaxing with some good books and comfy slippers. But not so Trevor Jones. He’s just completed a...
Read moreDetailsREFUGEES in the Reading area are using poetry to reconnect with home with new University workshops. Celebrating memories of their home countries and identities, poetry writing is proving to be...
Read moreDetailsTHERE’S no two ways about it, this weekend we’ll be missing the Wokingham Festival. But never fear, Chris Hillman from White Star Records has some tracks to help us feel like...
Read moreDetails‘PROBABLY the safest place in Caversham’ – that’s the reported verdict of a technician who has deep cleaned a Playhatch pub affected by the coronavirus so it can reopen in...
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