CHURCH NOTES: Wrong Turns
We were aware of the road closures for the Wokingham half marathon and that the road from our house was on the route. We thought it wouldn't affect us
Read moreDetailsWe were aware of the road closures for the Wokingham half marathon and that the road from our house was on the route. We thought it wouldn't affect us
Read moreDetailsRoadworks lead to greater interaction between drivers. Small but necessary acts such as changing lanes depend on the kindness of strangers.
Read moreDetailsToo many of our children with special educational needs and disabilities have to travel a long way out of Wokingham borough for their education.
Read moreDetailsWith thousands of students and academics from all over the world, at the University of Reading we can find things to celebrate every day of the year.
Read moreDetailsThe highlight of my last week was attending a Youth Council event in the council chamber of the Wokingham Borough Council Offices at Shute End.
Read moreDetailsInternational Women's Day on Wednesday, March 8, is a global day of celebration but also a call to action.
Read moreDetailsThe Council budget passed last week by Wokingham's Liberal Democrat/Labour administration was an ideological attack on motorists and road users.
Read moreDetailsOur budget is forward-looking, financially sound and compassionate.
Read moreDetailsI am going away on Monday. Abandoning my family for three whole nights. It's not a work trip. There's no obligation to. I have chosen to go. Alone.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council and our residents have been playing their part in helping the Ukrainian people since the beginning of this dreadful war
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