Berkshire’s best receive New Year’s Honours
SIR JOHN REDWOOD is not the only recipient of a New Year’s honour. An OBE has been awarded to Paul John Lindley, the entrepreneur and founder of Ella's Kitchen. The...
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SIR JOHN REDWOOD: ‘I am very conscious of the debt I owe all my constituents’
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has expressed his gratitude for the “kind messages” he has received since news broke that he was receiving a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours...
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John Redwood’s Christmas message to Wokingham Paper readers
Christmas brings celebration and warmth to the dark and cold days of December. It is great to see the illuminations in Wokingham town centre and the many houses around the...
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Wokingham’s new chief executive-elect named as visionary behind regeneration project
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH councillors are expected to approve the appointment of a new chief executive officer at an extraordinary meeting on Friday night. The Council has announced that its chief executive,...
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Peach Place flats represent good value for money says Wokingham councillor
THE NEW flats at Peach Place are a good deal for the borough, according to Wokingham Borough Council. The executive member for regeneration said that the £7 million cost of...
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Downton Abbey star Peter Egan hosts charity night at The Mill for his favourite animal charity
HE’S FAMOUS for being one of the most versatile actors in the business, turning his hand to everything from comedy to period drama. But he’s also a passionate supporter of...
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Singer/songwriter Andy Flannagan to share his faith journey at Lower Earley church’s free Alpha supper
A CHRISTIAN singer/songwriter will share his journey of faith to visitors to a Lower Earley church this week. Andy Flannagan is a London-based Irish singer-songwriter who describes himself as a...
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Hurst pub plans to go walkies to help Battersea Dogs’ Home
A pub is organising a charity dog walk for its locals and their pets to help less fortunate dogs. Taking part will be Sophie, a miniature Pinscher, which the pub...
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How easy is it to be a British East Asian actor in Berkshire?
Can the colour of your skin influence the opportunities that are open to you? As the years have moved on and racial equality has taken significant steps forward, many of...
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Arborfield man has best moustache in Britain – official!
MARK East has the best moustache in Britain – and that’s official. The security expert from Arborfield won two titles at the fourth biannual British Beard and Moustache Championships held...
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