FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Community vision update
This last year has seen Wokingham Borough Council embark on an exciting new approach to setting its priorities for the future
Read moreDetailsThis last year has seen Wokingham Borough Council embark on an exciting new approach to setting its priorities for the future
Read moreDetailsThe science is settled. The majority of scientists disagree with you.
Read moreDetailsSarah Browning is a Kindness Cheerleader, Communicator and Strategist. For more inspiring stories of kindness, visit: www.timeforkindness.co.uk
Read moreDetailsWhile AI is useful in many circumstances, it can generate material that seems like the real thing but is not.
Read moreDetailsIt's clear that St Crispin's is important to many residents. It's used by a variety of people and clubs
Read moreDetailsI have some ties. Lots of them. In fact, I have them hanging on a genuine tie rack. They are never worn ? so why did I just buy one?
Read moreDetailsin the last couple of weeks there have been not one but two shafts of sunlight to pierce the gloom locally
Read moreDetailsMany thanks to those residents who took the trouble to write to Michael Gove, the secretary of state responsible for local government
Read moreDetailsThe team of delegates will be joined by dozens of other University of Reading delegates attending COP28 virtually
Read moreDetailsSoon churches will be celebrating a baby's arrival. But first comes preparation, starting on Sunday. We call it 'Advent', meaning 'coming' or arrival'
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