Keys to the door
How are you with your keys? Do you panic if you can’t find them? Spend hours searching for them only to find them in your pocket? Do you know what...
Read moreDetailsHow are you with your keys? Do you panic if you can’t find them? Spend hours searching for them only to find them in your pocket? Do you know what...
Read moreDetailsIT SHOULD come as little surprise that residents of Grazeley are concerned over plans to plonk 15,000 homes on their village. The plans would be enough to concern anyone, but...
Read moreDetailsAs last week’s commentary looked at the political splits among local Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, so this week looks at one root cause of the divisions - the Local Plan...
Read moreDetailsWe must do more to address gender pay gap Following our questions for Wokingham Borough Council at their meeting on Thurs 23 January, I am disappointed by the brevity of...
Read moreDetailsI absolutely love watching Springwatch or Winterwatch as it is at the moment. I really don’t watch much else on the TV, but Tuesday night I turned the telly on...
Read moreDetailsWhen political parties do the splits it can be very painful too, especially if they’re not very fit in the first place
Read moreDetailsPlease sort out Barkham Ride When will Wokingham Council do something about the surface of Barkham Ride? For many years it has been deteriorating until it is now in such...
Read moreDetails“Are you doing your article?” “Yes well I’m trying to darling…” “You could write about me and Arlo.” “Arlo, as in..?” “Arlo our next door neighbour Arlo.” (*Previous neighbour, we...
Read moreDetailsWE ARE delighted to report some of the names that will be opening in Elms Field over the coming months. The temptation for Wokingham’s Regeneration Company must have been to...
Read moreDetailsThis was printed in our letters page this week - Editor Prince Harry was educated locally prior to his time at Eton. When he and Meghan became man and wife,...
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