Honest Motherhood: Manchester with Maia
I took my nine-year-old to Manchester to see Lizzo last weekend. Lizzo is an American singer, rapper and flutist. It was a pre-30th-Birthday present
Read moreDetailsI took my nine-year-old to Manchester to see Lizzo last weekend. Lizzo is an American singer, rapper and flutist. It was a pre-30th-Birthday present
Read moreDetailsI want to talk about love! Love your neighbour as yourself? Do we experience much of that?
Read moreDetailsCllr Pauline Jorgensen Back in February, the Liberal Democrat/Labour administration running Wokingham Borough Council rounded out its year in power by planning to do less fixing of our roads. They...
Read moreDetailsThis week over a decade of austerity will get worse. On top of massive fuel costs and increasing food bills, many household bills rise with inflation
Read moreDetailsIn the 1990s, German Chancellor Kohl was worried about a generation of politicians who were not influenced by the horrors of the Second World War.
Read moreDetailseven at election time, we continue to work hard to make Wokingham a better place to live and work.
Read moreDetailsWe will be hosting our first-ever Community Festival, bringing together everyone in the area, including students, alumni, families, and our neighbours
Read moreDetailsIn Luke's gospel chapter 8, we read the story of a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years, and who because of Mosaic law was considered unclean
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday March 7, Wokingham Town Hall was packed to the rafters with close to a hundred people ready to celebrate International Women's Day 2023
Read moreDetailsWokingham Council Adult Services have decided that more than 30% additional funding was needed from April for unpaid carers.
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