The Wokingham Paper is delighted to team up with new Bracknell Bees head coach Doug Sheppard for an exclusive weekly column. Featured in the paper every Thursday, Sheppard gives his...
Read moreDetailsA PUSH to sort out issues caused by people flushing wet wipes down the toilet has been welcomed by water companies. Earlier this week, Thames Water pulled a 20 metre...
Read moreDetailsAS BORIS JOHNSON’S new Brexit deal is voted on tomorrow, the borough’s four MPs are considering how they should vote
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM rally driver has once again proved his natural flair for life behind the wheel after helping his team scoop silver in a six-hour endurance race. Twenty-year-old Bobby Trundley...
Read moreDetailsCARERS across Wokingham borough may be going without support and respite care. In a bid to remedy the situation, Wokingham Borough Council is calling on residents who look after a...
Read moreDetailsIt’s certainly been a baptism of fire for new manager Mark Bowen. The Welshman was appointed as Jose Gomes’ successor on Monday after a week-long search for a new gaffer,...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Paper launched a special investigation into the wait times people across the borough experience to see their GP.
Read moreDetailsHow would you react if you met your idol? Stars (out of 5) = 3 One-sentence review= "I’d no idea you were like this; you’re wonderful!" Good for people who=...
Read moreDetailsThe newest addition to the town centre has been announced, with a fashion and gift boutique entering Peach Place.
Read moreDetailsA COFFEE shop that welcomes dogs is to open its doors in Wokingham town centre this Thursday
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