READERS LETTERS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of June 17, 2021
Where are the flowers? In last week’s issue, Sue Farrington asked where the flowers had gone. Here is a response to her: Dear Sue, I feel your pain about the...
Read moreDetailsWhere are the flowers? In last week’s issue, Sue Farrington asked where the flowers had gone. Here is a response to her: Dear Sue, I feel your pain about the...
Read moreDetailsAdrian Betteridge from Wokingham Active Travel Community Hub (WATCH) writes: Changes in how we travel are seldom out of the news, be it e-scooters, home working, electric cars and more. ...
Read moreDetailsI’m going to a meeting at Two this afternoonBut I’m not going out, you know, I’m staying in my room,Everyone attending will be doing just like meAnd we’ll enjoy each...
Read moreDetailsTHE CORONAVIRUS rate remains high across the borough despite the surge testing campaign. It seems stubbornly stuck around the 90 per 100,000 people mark meaning this wretched virus is lingering....
Read moreDetailsYou can find this wonderful word in Susie Dent's book: 'Word perfect – etymological entertainment for every day of the year' where she describes it as 'a 500-year old epithet...
Read moreDetailsToday is June fourteen,Boris has made a speech.Covid cases are risingStage four is out of reach.He wanted to free restrictions,And let the economy recover,But the virus changed directionJust like our...
Read moreDetailsA misunderstanding I read with interest the letter headed Offences Ignored in last week's paper. I'm afraid the author misunderstands the purpose of traffic controls. The 'No Right Turn' rules...
Read moreDetailsSURGE testing across parts of the borough is necessary as covid rates continue to go in the wrong direction. In Wokingham Town, the rate per 100,000 has reached 220 people....
Read moreDetailsFrom the executive: With Cllr John Halsall, leader of Wokingham Borough Council I thank you for your support, but also want to reassure those people who didn’t vote for us...
Read moreDetailsIn the Methodist Church as well as others, June is Bible Month. We use the month of June to study, pray and prepare some of our worship based on a...
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