Opinion

Congratulations Barkham Hookers I went down to Embrook Post Office on Easter Sunday to do some shopping and I noticed something different about their Outside Post Box. Barkham Hookers, a...

A few years ago, I came across a paper-cutting shop, run by the artist.  Inside were some amazing pieces of art made from a single piece of paper cut carefully,...

FROM THE STUMPS with Conservative candidate Daniel Hinton It is sad to say, but anti-social behaviour and petty crime have become more common in our Borough, particularly during lockdown. Like...

In this week's Voice of Wokingham editorial, we reflect on the recent vandalism at Latimer Road playground.

By Harry Bradley It feels like we’ve only really just back to school, yet with the early Easter, the holidays are here already. So, schools out and I’m back at...

By Cllr David Hare Disability, a word that is a lifesaver for some, as they access the help they need and deserve.  But what does being a Councillor with a...

Alan’s Second World War memories were moving It was interesting, and rather moving, to read the wartime memories of your reader, Alan Sandall, now 94. (Wokingham.Today, March 25) As a...

Head of IT has upgraded the interwebnet which has assisted streaming on telly. He’s also become head of blood line research in his spare time and has found family he...

It might be difficult to see how a local plan can be a mental health risk but yet again Shinfield residents are being targeted by Wokingham’s unequal planning process. Another...

It was really fascinating to see on my Monday walk, the old Wokingham footbridge framework without all the plastic sheeting and stonework. The bridge is currently being refurbished. Ian Hydon,...