Reading East MP Matt Rodda runs Reading Half in aid of Home Start
READING EAST MP Matt Rodda took some much-needed time out from Brexit matters to run the 2019 Reading Half Marathon. And he had good reason for taking part: he was...
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Wokingham borough mayor’s charity ball raises more than £13,000 for Me2 Club
More than £13,000 was raised for a vital local charity at the Wokingham Borough Mayor’s Gala Ball earlier this month. The gala ball, hosted by borough Mayor Cllr John Kaiser...
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Woodley church’s bid to build ‘safe, warm & welcoming place’
A WOODLEY church has passed the halfway target to build a new neighbourhood centre. The Emmanuel Church in Southlake Crescent has raised £146,000 for the centre which will connect to...
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Cancer struck teenager Evie shares her moving mental health blog
A TEENAGER from Bracknell has written a blog about being diagnosed with cancer and the impact it has had on her and her mental health. Here, 13-year-old Evie Shallom shares...
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Wokingham borough mayor enjoys his traditional pancakes
YOUNG chefs had their own culinary challenge earlier this month after they were tasked with cooking pancakes for a mayor. Borough mayor Cllr John Kaiser visited The Rainbow Cafe in...
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CITIZENS ADVICE: Meet the team preparing to help you
We were delighted to welcome 12 new volunteers to our team last week. Thank you very much to The Wokingham Paper for giving us this slot to promote our work...
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Wokingham kayaker Bethan is preparing for gruelling paddle in aid of Meningitis Now
A WOKINGHAM kayaker is preparing to make a grand gesture to charity by taking on the hardest canoe race in the world. Bethan Davies has already smashed her £1,000 target...
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Forget the pension, Wokingham man Stan is pedalling to John O’Groats
Stan Hetherington bike ride Lands End to John O'Groats MOST people when they see the big 65 on the horizon start plotting their course to the Post Office to collect...
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Festive concertgoers help raise funds for three Wokingham based charities
FESTIVE concert goers proved to be full of Christmas cheer, helping to boost the coffers of two local charities. And earlier this month, members of Wokingham Choral Society presented representatives...
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Thames Valley women gather to celebrate the strength of their tribe
TO MARK International Women’s Day, a special networking event was held in Reading for Thames Valley businesswomen. Organised by Girl Tribe Gang Reading’s Rachel Bradley, more than 45 women came...
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