Opinion

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,...

The climate emergency is one of the biggest challenges facing our Borough, our country, and the world. While there is a long way to go before we have reversed the...

It’s Saturday evening and I am, for the first time all week, completely alone. No seven-year-old asking me to play dominoes, no baby vomiting on my dungarees (his favourite place...

THIS week marks the first anniversary of lockdown. It’s not a milestone many of us wish to celebrate. It has been a grim year, with families and friends separated. Loved...

So it’s been a year. In some ways it feels way longer than 12 months since the start of lockdown. In other ways I‘m left thinking, ‘Where did that time...

I write this as we reflect that it has been a whole year since we first went into lockdown. We have faced a lot of disconnection over the last 12...

Early Spring is now upon us and the days are thankfully starting to get lighter again. Given the ongoing lockdown, the Winter has seemed particularly long, but I am confident...