The Climate Emergency: Our approach to tackling climate change
Reducing carbon takes time. Yes, this is an emergency. Yes, we need to take bold and swift action. But we can’t afford to create other issues further down the road...
Read moreDetailsReducing carbon takes time. Yes, this is an emergency. Yes, we need to take bold and swift action. But we can’t afford to create other issues further down the road...
Read moreDetailsA welcome pledge – but we must be as generous as possible We applaud Wokingham Borough Council’s prompt action in beginning the process to re-settle locally some of the thousands...
Read moreDetailsOur front door is great, it keeps the outside out, thanks to a natty letterbox. But its five identical keys are, shall we say, a little temperamental.
Read moreDetailsBrian Hicks August 13 has been celebrated as Left-Handers Day since 1976, although the organisation that started this is long defunct. It is low-key, maybe as left-handers do not want...
Read moreDetailsPraise was rightly given in a recent letter in Wokingham.Today for the work of the Council’s My Journey team. Winning hearts and minds is an essential part of changing travel...
Read moreDetailsAs we start a bigger discussion on climate change, I wanted to look back on why Wokingham Borough Council declared a climate emergency in July 2019, and what actions have...
Read moreDetailsMindfulness is fashionable at the moment, but resentfulness can make it harder to achieve calm. What can we do about it?
Read moreDetailsThere are no easy answers to the unfolding situation, but what is right is to make preparations to welcome Afghani community members who need a safe home here in the...
Read moreDetailsAngela Garwood HONEST MOTHERHOOD with Angela Garwood It’s been one of those weeks where I don’t feel I’ve stopped once for air. The Garwood household has been highly socially active....
Read moreDetailsJoin the Aldi boycott over parking eye As a very infrequent shopper I recently shopped in Aldi Wokingham. If I have to shop (something I do not enjoy) I usually...
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