TONY JOHNSON: Downside Up
In the United States President Trump visited Mount Rushmore to see if his head would fit but seems to have returned with his presidential underwear on backwards. Here in the...
Read moreDetailsIn the United States President Trump visited Mount Rushmore to see if his head would fit but seems to have returned with his presidential underwear on backwards. Here in the...
Read moreDetailsYesterday, we celebrated Wokingham LGBT+ Pride. Having grown up in Wokingham and now living here with my wife as an out lesbian couple, I cannot express what this means to...
Read moreDetailsOur baby is due in five weeks. We are, I would think, as prepared as a young couple can be for the birth of a baby. He’s got his “First...
Read moreDetailsPubs opening after the lockdown has been one of the big events in the last week. It starts to give a feeling that we are coming out of the other...
Read moreDetailsTuesday marked 100 days of lockdown. It’s been a period of many feelings and emotions for sure. I was asked what one word I would use for this time, now...
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY and Saturday, Wokingham’s town centre looked a little different. Denmark Street was partially pedestrianised – we think this move should be welcomed. It was a trial and for...
Read moreDetailsIt feels as though life is gradually returning to something resembling normality, (or a ‘new normal’ to use the vernacular), as the roads become busier, people start returning to work...
Read moreDetailsLast week, BBC South aired a package on their lunchtime news. It was repeated throughout the news cycle that day and followed on from the front page story of June...
Read moreDetailsIn the United States, it was a week in which The Rolling Stones told Mr Trump, ‘You can’t always have what you want’. In the UK, it was a week...
Read moreDetailsFollowing the horrendous incident in Forbury Gardens last weekend, it seems that many in our town have felt the impact either through a personal connection to one of the victims,...
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