IN THE COMMUNITY: Clasp’s plans for July
A Wokingham-based group will spend July hosting a series of virtual events, all aimed at keeping us healthy and happy. CLASP, which usually meets in the Bradbury Centre in Wokingham...
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Emmbrook Scouts get crafty from home
THE EMMBROOK Scout Group has been kept busy during lockdown with some building and crafting. Since the beginning of April, weekly meetings of the six sections of 1st Emmbrook Scout...
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IN THE KITCHEN: Beef with tomato curry
This dish takes about 10 minutes to get started but needs to simmer for a couple of hours totenderise the beef. Towards the end increase the heat to reduce and...
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Families are reuniting with Covid-secure visitor’s room at Wokingham care home
“It was much nicer being able to see my family in person and not on a screen. We were able to have a good chat. It has made my week...
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Bamboozled! Who is Earley’s two-wheeled panda?
Giving Top Gear’s Stig a run for his money, the newest addition to Wokingham’s roads has got residents talking. The man in the Panda suit, also named Earley Panda, has...
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Think pink to help Wokingham’s Tesco store raise funds for Cancer Research
STAFF from the Wokingham Tesco branch are encouraging people to donate their spare change to Cancer Research UK. With shoppers encouraged to pay by card, Tesco is asking its customers...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: ‘It’s the Harrods of Crowthorne!’ COATS opens pop-up charity store
At last, Crowthorne’s very own charity shop, COATS, opened its doors again last Thursday, after many weeks of lockdown. It was raining quite a bit, but well before opening time...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Charity crisis, local support and Inner Wheel
Inner Wheel is one of the largest female voluntary organisations in the world with clubs in 102 countries. It was founded in Manchester in the 1920s by a group of...
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Lockdown fiction: One Day
Our series of lockdown fiction based in the theme of isolation continues, courtesy of Linda Fawke from the Wokingham Writers Group, based at Wokingham Library. For more information, email heather.dyson@wokingham.gov.uk...
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Lockdown verse: Two readers’ poems to enjoy
Let me die dancing Dear Lord, let me die dancingLet my feet not touch the floorLet me go while I’m still livingAnd not waiting at death’s door Let me roam...
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