Immunity In Pam Jenkinson’s letter ‘Vaccinations? Yes please’ (December 17) she says she thinks it is nonsense that one of her members doesn’t believe in vaccination and that he thinks...
Read moreDetailsTHIS WEEK’S edition is different from usual: an opportunity to reflect on the journey we have undergone together this year. While for most of us, coronavirus didn’t impact our lives...
Read moreDetailsWith the continent fast running out of HGV Lorries, because they’ve all been parked in Kent somewhere, just before Christmas France gave in to continental pressure to let them get...
Read moreDetails2020 was a year many will wish to forget. It is also a year which will stick in the memory. For some it will be painful memories of sickness and...
Read moreDetailsMost of us are very happy that 2020 has finally come to an end. It has been one of the most difficult years that I have experienced. We haven’t been...
Read moreDetailsI thought I would look back at events during the previous 12 months. It has been a bit of a roller coaster year with the biggest impact being the pandemic...
Read moreDetailsIt’s that time of year when we clear up from Christmas and start looking at a new year and a “new me”. I am sure that the sports pages of...
Read moreDetailsOur community has been through a lot during the last year, 2020 has been difficult and challenging and I want to thank everyone for their determination to get through the...
Read moreDetailsRachel Bradley's Think Local as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 23, 2020.
Read moreDetailsTony Johnson looks back on 2020 with a Covid-inspired rhyme.
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