PETS & VETS: Not a veterinary perspective. A human one
With Michael Morrow from St Vincent's Veterinary Surgery In my 25 years as a veterinary surgeon, 15 of them as an owner of my own practice, I have never experienced...
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Warning over fake news ambulance message
SCAMMERS are spreading a false message relating to the ambulance service. Thames Valley Police is warning residents to be aware of the scam which spreads fake news. It was first...
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Store cupboard staples that can help you clean your home
Locked down households have been offered advice on how to clean their homes with a range of store cupboard staples. Penny-pinchers from NetVoucherCodes.co.uk have revealed seven products – from baking...
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Finchampstead primary school staff team up to create hilarious video spoofing Queen’s I Want To Break Free
A FINCHAMPSTEAD primary school has created an Easter treat for its pupils and their families – a hilarious lip sync video of Queen’s classic hit I Want To Break Free. ...
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Can you help? Wokingham borough commmunity hub makes urgent appeal for food, games, books and wool
AN APPEAL for donations of food and leisure items has been made by the team running the Wokingham Borough Community Hub. Operating from St Crispin’s Leisure Centre, the site is...
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Sir John Redwood’s Easter letter to constituents
Sir John Redwood has written an Easter message to his Wokingham constituents. It was published on his blog, and covers a range of issues arising from the Covid-19 lockdown. The...
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Police launch online reporting tool for possible lockdown breaches
THAMES VALLEY POLICE has launched an online reporting tool for possible breaches of the coronavirus lockdown. The page is for people to report something that is said to be a...
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Parish’s visit down the rabbit hole proves fruitful: Panto is a hit
A GROUP from Wokingham ventured down the rabbit hole to raise hundreds of pounds for a local charity. The total raised from this year’s Corpus Christi Parish pantomime, Alice in...
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Learning continues at home for Wokingham primary school All Saints
School may be shut but the learning at All Saints hasn’t stopped. Parents of the Wokingham-based primary school have been stepping up to help children get to grips with their...
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Yes, your rainbows bring sunshine to NHS workers
WINDOWS, pavements and walls across the borough are adorned with rainbows created as a thank you to NHS and other keyworkers. Children have created the colourful displays, often with messages...
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