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YOU MIGHT think that being in hospital during the pandemic would be a depressing affair – all those safety measures, face coverings and rules can turn the place of healing...

I remember the first day of The Wokingham Paper as I eagerly devoured the contents including my own first column, gosh it seems ages ago, now here we are with...

Reading Guild of Artists' (RGA) is thrilled to announce the opening of its first on-line exhibition, 90 years after the Guild was founded in 1930. Billed as the first instalment...

THERE’S NOTHING finer than discovering a new treat and that’s exactly what’s on offer thanks to Wokingham Loves Music. This week’s collection of tunes includes an appearance from Wokingham-based Crooked...

THE BRITISH Modern Military History Society (BMMHS) is holding twice-monthly talks, all given by leading historians, writers and former military personnel. On Tuesday, October 6, at 2pm, Dr Kate Vigurs...

COATS, the charity for senior citizens in Crowthorne, is running a vintage event at its pop-up shop. Shop volunteers have been saving items for a few months and now have...

A WOKINGHAM couple are hoping to bring the joy of art to homes across the borough with their new business venture. Professional artist and designer Jayne Leighton Herd and her...

SCIENCE lovers are invited to join a virtual space camp with Dara Ó Briain tomorrow. Wargrave-based organiser, Rachel Murphy has worked to create the intergalactic event on behalf of Scholastic...

COUNCILLORS and staff at Wokingham Borough Council commemorated the 80th anniversary of The Battle of Britain last month. On Tuesday, September 15 they raised a special flag at the Civic...

A TRIP TO the doctor can help detect heart problems early, says ex-Army engineer. Ian Berry, 65, who served in The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers for 24 years, waited...