FROM THE EXECUTIVE: Improving our air quality
Cllr Gregor Murray said while the air quality in Wokingham is good, there are areas for improvement.
Read moreDetailsCllr Gregor Murray said while the air quality in Wokingham is good, there are areas for improvement.
Read moreDetailsI remember sitting at my desk during the first lockdown, writing about all the things I was looking forward to doing when our collective imprisonment was over. When we could...
Read moreDetailsMy tribute to a real Englishman – our Captain Sir Tom Moore We have lost one of the best. In a week when Germany threatened us again, I cannot help...
Read moreDetailsAdult Care Services are, at the moment, mainly working with the problems of covid. Other work is going on and continues to be monitored but covid and attendant questions have...
Read moreDetailsFrom December to March The Salvation Army and Churches Together in Wokingham have committed to serve a meal seven days a week to those who are in temporary accommodation and...
Read moreDetailsComic: “I say, I say, I say, my dog’s got no nose”. Foil: “How does it smell?” Comic: “Bloomin’ awful” Yes, it’s January’s Wokingham Borough Council’s Executive sketch and skit...
Read moreDetailsThe vaccination programme in the UK is going very well. Those of us with elderly relatives can see that the programme is reaching the right people and is giving the...
Read moreDetailsIT IS always sad to see a business leave the borough. Saying goodbye to New Look is, for many of us, going to be hard. And it’s not just for...
Read moreDetailsHistorians looking back on this week will mark it as ‘peak Covid’ – the point in the pandemic where the number of infections started trending down as we learned to...
Read moreDetailsDon’t send me to Slough for my vaccination I have lived in Crowthorne since 1965, and will be 80 in June, when a birthday celebration has been planned. I live...
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