Being a man of a certain age, with the slightly unforgiving joints, but an aspiration to keep at least slightly fit,I am a weekend cyclist. I am not a fully-fledged...
Read moreDetailsDuring lockdown when shop windows were empty, lights were off and people were few and far between the town felt like it was a filming location when everyone had nipped...
Read moreDetailsA WEEK is a long time in politics, especially for the fitness-folk of Wokingham. The launch of the Outdoor Fitness Trainer Permit scheme by Wokingham Borough Council has been a...
Read moreDetailsCheap cover Why on earth is Wokingham Borough Council contemplating spending a fortune on recycling sacks when these covers are cheap and readily available? John Hoskins, Wokingham The naked truth...
Read moreDetailsBy Cllr Paul Fishwick The highway is the most used service that the Borough Council offers, and we all use it, whether you are walking, cycling, a bus or rail...
Read moreDetailsAround the world, governments reversed their liftings of lockdown as Coronavirus outbreaks started up again. When Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced a Greater Manchester lockdown, residents in parts of Cheshire...
Read moreDetailsBy Geoff Peck The lockdown has changed how we live our lives. Why have we changed our behaviour? Is it because the law has changed so that certain actions can...
Read moreDetailsIt’s been a very, very long year hasn’t it? It seems like the Australian wildfires and rumours of World War Three kicking off took place in the last decade rather...
Read moreDetailsBy Cllr Parry Batth Wokingham Borough Council’s Conservative group has a long history of enabling the recycling rates across our borough to increase. This includes giving every home a caddy...
Read moreDetailsBy Cllr Andy Croy None of the actions in the Plan are – in themselves – bad. As a shopping list of individual actions they are fine, we all want...
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