A HELPLINE for people who look after others is to remain open for another six months. Launched last year, Signal4Carers is a partnership with Berkshire West and East Berkshire Clinical...
Read moreDetailsIt’s midwinter, and time to celebrate the rebirth of the sun. Throughout history it has been tradition to have a festival in the middle of winter. With no work, no...
Read moreDetailsDon’t forget our Volunteer Recruitment Fair is taking place on Saturday 18th January 2020, 10am – 1pm, at Wokingham Town Hall, Market Place, Wokingham RG40 1AS. We have many local...
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER and daughter from Winnersh are starting the new year as they mean to go on – nine stone lighter. Sue (54) and Charlotte (23) Smith (not their real...
Read moreDetailsUNSUNG heroes who have helped save people’s lives are being sought for a national award. The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is launching its Heart Hero Awards 2020 and calling for...
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER chief of Thames Valley Police has received a knighthood in the new year’s honours list. Francis Habgood led the force over the past few years, overseeing Royal weddings...
Read moreDetailsIt has been a big year for us all at Citizens Advice Wokingham - we had a great time celebrating the year and thanking our colleagues at our Christmas party....
Read moreDetailsA BOROUGH RESIDENT is creating new from old by up-cycling sports trophies. David Horton, treasurer of a local tenpin bowling league, is creating new trophies out of old ones —...
Read moreDetailsWelcome to the first edition of EVERY STEP COUNTS for 2020. What steps have you taken in the first day or so of 2020?What steps have you taken to skyrocket...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN from across Berkshire enjoy a magical day out at the theatre thanks to a special scheme organised by the Freemasons. The auditorium at the Theatre Royal Windsor was bought...
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