CHURCH NOTES: Where do we find Jesus today?
As we take down the Christmas decorations, we celebrate the feast of the Epiphany on January 6, and recall the Magi visiting the infant Jesus.
Read moreDetailsAs we take down the Christmas decorations, we celebrate the feast of the Epiphany on January 6, and recall the Magi visiting the infant Jesus.
Read moreDetailsThe current parking charge increases is a classic example where such a Business Case does not appear to exist
Read moreDetailsIt is six months since I took on the role of Exec member for Planning and Local Plan. It has certainly been a very busy period.
Read moreDetailsJanuary can be a tricky month at the best of times. The days are short and dark. It's cold. It's a long time until the next fun celebrations
Read moreDetailsGrassroots sports facilities are so important for local communities. They bring people together, which in turn lead to an overall healthier population
Read moreDetailsI hope 2023 will be a happy and successful year for all readers of Wokingham Today.
Read moreDetailsI always look forward to the New Year, I like the feeling of new-ness, of twelve whole months ahead, a blank canvas.
Read moreDetailsWith the temperature taking a turn for the worse recently, it's been really pleasing to see lots of people still getting around on foot and by bike
Read moreDetailsMy dad always moans about the amount of effort people put into one day. Two observations here; it's not people, it's women, and it's not just one day.
Read moreDetailsI would like to see a new local plan with a more sustainable rate of new housebuilding, with additions to infrastructure to catch up with new homes
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