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FRIENDS will be green with envy when their Cub Scouts mates earn a new environmentally-friendly badge. The aim behind the badge, produced in partnership with the Salvation Army, is to...

A SPECIALLY created bench has been unveiled in Embrook - it features a life-size stag carved into the trunk of a former oak tree. Last Thursday, residents, councillors and representatives...

The national final of the RIBI (Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland) young musician competition was held at Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford on May 4. Fifteen young musicians representing all...

IF YOU’VE ever read stories in The Wokingham Paper and wondered how they got there, well, we’ve got news for you. The June meeting of Wokingham Positive Difference will be...

A RARE opportunity to live right at the heart of Wokingham’s town centre is now being offered by Martin & Co. A unique two-bedroom apartment in an historic building is...

A SPECIAL contest is being planned at a Wokingham bookseller with the top prize being a signed copy of David Walliams’ new book. The World’s Worst Teachers is the latest...

A PROJECT to help students at schools and colleges learn more about the world of work has marked its third anniversary. The Berkshire Enterprise Adviser Network links business leaders with...

I have started a consultation on my website www.johnredwood.com about how the local Highways Authority might cut congestion, improve traffic flows and road safety by making some changes to our...

A PRESSURE group that has been campaigning to get one of Wokingham borough's four MPs deselected has said it is delighted that he has lost a vote of no confidence....

THAMES VALLEY POLICE have sealed off the Woosehill underpass this morning after a distressed teenager was found in Little Sandhurst in the early hours of this morning. Details are still...