FORGET finding your next job in cyber, Wokingham borough is becoming a hub for arts and culture — and it comes with employment opportunities. The University of Reading’s TV studio...
Read moreDetailsFrom the chamber with Cllr David Hare For many years people have been angry at the fact that most of an individual’s savings can be taken away for Social care...
Read moreDetailsProud to see Pride in Wokingham town I WAS walking through Wokingham town centre on Saturday and the number of rainbow flags brought a smile to my face. I was...
Read moreDetailsIt just doesn’t add up by Jess Warren ARRIVING home after reporting on Wokingham Pride, my phone pinged. Was it a text from someone I saw at the event? Maybe...
Read moreDetailsOUR team are loving the return of community events to our borough. As Wokingham’s only dedicated newspaper, we love to cover all of the wonderful occasions organised by you —our...
Read moreDetailsLIFE OF BRIAN with Brian Hicks I became a fan of top German singing star, Andrea Berg, after moving to Germany in 2011 and seeing her on TV. I went...
Read moreDetailsTowards the Local Plan By Cllr John Halsall In last week’s column, I explained that the Council has a requirement to produce a new Local Plan to decide where new...
Read moreDetailsThere are big changes going on with churches across the country and in Wokingham. Everyone knows that in Britain today the total number of people attending churches on Sunday is...
Read moreDetailsCouncil leader insults councillors and officers I and many Earley Town councillors have been very disappointed with the unnecessary attack on Earley Town Council from the Borough Conservative Leader, Cllr...
Read moreDetailsBy Matt Rodda, MP for Reading East One of the issues which, rightly, most exercises parliament continues to be the inadequate response from Government to the tragedy that happened at...
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