POETRY CORNER: I See Only What I Don’t
I see the birds of the sun,like empty cages they call to me,in their absence I find stability,for what is there to find but loneliness in a world as blocked...
Read moreDetailsI see the birds of the sun,like empty cages they call to me,in their absence I find stability,for what is there to find but loneliness in a world as blocked...
Read moreDetailsCLASP Wokingham is continuing to meet virtually during the coronavirus pandemic and welcomes new faces. The group, which supports adults with learning disabilities in Wokingham borough, holds sessions on Tuesday...
Read moreDetailsDo you have what it takes to become a #Woky MasterMind champion? As lockdown continues, the Wokingham Lions Club is planning its next virtual competition - #Woky MasterMind. Lion Ian...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU’VE ever watched a television show and thought, I’d like to do that, why not take a leaf out of Shelagh Casebourne’s sketchbook. The Wargrave-based artist, who is a...
Read moreDetailsA NEW history project is being launched at the Museum of English Rural Life, to mark its 70th anniversary. The 51 Voices project will connect people with the collections, from...
Read moreDetailsI wrote the first three verses of the haiku last spring before the first lockdown and added to it when I realised that, as if someone had been reading my...
Read moreDetailsI wrote this poem after Lord Sumption's appalling comments on The Big Questions about how some lives are worth more than others and reading similar stuff online. DisabilityIt is not...
Read moreDetailsNew Year’s resolutions can be a good starting point for making longer term health and lifestyle improvements, but most people who set them do not stick to them. Reasons include...
Read moreDetailsI think we could all do with a little dose of magic right now and on Sunday we got an unexpected sprinkling of it. It snowed. And, wow, it really...
Read moreDetailsTHE BEST in Wokingham was celebrated with a special virtual ceremony last week, as coronavirus put paid to the real thing. Wokingham Town Mayor Cllr Tony Lack introduced the proceedings...
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