A SPENCERS WOOD-based personal trainer is offering free online fitness classes everyday in lockdown. Anna Cousins streams her short workouts through Facebook to people all over the world stuck inside...
Read moreDetailsLamb breast is delicious partly due to its high fat content and this dish is very rich due to that. You could skim the fat off as it melts and...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM In Need has been busy in bringing a lovely band of volunteers together to help The Royal Berkshire Hospital at this difficult time. More than 75 scrub uniform bags...
Read moreDetailsTHE SPOONY people in Winnersh have gone international, as spoon settlements pop up in Scotland and Australia. Last week, Wokingham.Today reported the growing Spoony People village on Robinhood Lane, Winnersh....
Read moreDetailsPHOTOGRAPHER Tammy Kazhdan has launched her own project looking at family life in lockdown. Ms Kazhdan — who used to live in Wokingham — has spent the past few weeks...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES are being paid to a “true gentleman’s” dedication to helping his community. Howard Larkin, married to his wife Janet for 53 years and a Hurst Parish councillor for about...
Read moreDetailsDuring lockdown, Ian Grange of the Wokingham Lions Club has been organising weekly virtual Great #Woky Pub Quizzes, providing entertainment for 250 teams, and raising money for the Wokingham Borough...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man has purchased 200 protective gowns for healthcare workers.
Read moreDetailsMORE than 10 foster families are urgently needed in Wokingham Borough, with demand on services set to increase due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsWHICH way now? That’s the question that motorists out on essential journeys have been posing this week, after this confusing set of diversion signs appeared in Lambs Lane in Swallowfield....
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