NELLIE KNOWS: Only three weeks until my favourite month
I’m not really a big fan of February but it’s a short month and there’s now only three weeks to go until my favourite month. January was a d r...
Read moreDetailsI’m not really a big fan of February but it’s a short month and there’s now only three weeks to go until my favourite month. January was a d r...
Read moreDetailsABC to Read recruit, train and support volunteers who work on a one-to-one basis with primary school children who are struggling with reading. Volunteers will visit a local primary school...
Read moreDetailsIT IS never nice to be reporting on sad news stories. To have two in one week is incredibly rare. Two young people, both teenagers, lost their lives in tragic...
Read moreDetailsDavid v Goliath SO, after a number of years of costly squabbling and court room drama, David have finally defeated Goliath in the matter of Hare Hatch Sheeplands v The...
Read moreDetailsHow do we know we are on the right path and following God’s plan for us? I am not a huge fan of exercise, I can often be found driving...
Read moreDetailsThe last part of January’s “extraordinary” (unscheduled) council meeting covered proposals for changing the scheme for council tax rebates. The proposed scheme would see a third of child maintenance payments...
Read moreDetailsMost people agree we need to do better when it comes to helping people to have a bed for the night and a roof over their heads. There has been...
Read moreDetailsTime for a new direction With the strains of Auld Lang Syne still ringing in our ears at the start of a New Year, a new leader of the borough...
Read moreDetailsColumnist Tony Johnson looks back at what happened in Wokingham borough during 2018, as seen through The Wokingham Paper's coverage January If change were the only constant in life, then...
Read moreDetailsWell that’s 2018 well and truly over with and a whole new year ahead! Happy New Year to you all, I do hope you had a peaceful and happy Christmas....
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