IN THE COMMUNITY: Rotary Club of Easthampstead
While we were basking in unexpected early spring sunshine, less than a month ago, during the night of 14 March, Cyclone Idai struck southern Africa. The worst storm ever recorded...
Read moreDetailsWhile we were basking in unexpected early spring sunshine, less than a month ago, during the night of 14 March, Cyclone Idai struck southern Africa. The worst storm ever recorded...
Read moreDetailsA grandmother from Wokingham is asking for help to solve a 40-year mystery. Su McArthur used to live on the, "cinder track", an unmade piece of road at the end...
Read moreDetailsMECHANICS at a Wokingham garage spent a day fixing cars and fighting cancer. While staff at Citroemech worked on customers' vehicles, they were invited to donate to Macmillan Cancer care....
Read moreDetails"What kind of Mummy are you anyway?!” “A good one I’d like to think!!” This exchange occurred only a few weeks ago. I think it came as a result of...
Read moreDetailsA weight-loss expert is encouraging mums and dads in Finchampstead and Wokingham to give themselves the best spring ever by treating themselves to a healthy new lifestyle. Kirstie Baker has...
Read moreDetailsI hope that you have enjoyed meeting some of our volunteers through our column over the last few weeks. Our volunteers do great work in a variety of roles and...
Read moreDetailsThe March meeting of the West Forest Townswomen’s Guild was our AGM and was busy and well attended. All the Executive reports were approved by members and signed and a...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the Inner Wheel Club of Maiden Rotary will be holding a charity fashion show next week. It will feature clothes from the latest John Lewis and Partners collection,...
Read moreDetailsLola (9) and Sebastian (6) with dad, Christian Lippett took part in the Twyford Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. Picture: Steve Smyth for The Wokingham Paper A PLAN to team...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Lions Club has teamed up with the Wokingham Theatre to sell tickets for a charity performance of Bronte on Wednesday, June 12, prior to opening night the following...
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