A medley of Christmas music helped celebrate day five of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. Woodley-based a capella group The Barberettes were the surprise act on Saturday, December 5. They performed...
Read moreThe Home Secretary - and Maidenhead MP - Theresa May was out of the country yesterday on Government business. She has just returned and told The Wokingham Paper why she supported...
Read moreTHOUSANDS of bikers are set to hit the streets of Wokingham this weekend as one of the staples of the Christmas calendar returns for its 30th year. The record-breaking Toy...
Read moreWOODLEY’S Christmas lights were turned on by winners of a poster contest as hundreds of people watched. Vivien Wan, 10, from South Lake Primary School, and Nina Lees, 9, from...
Read moreTHOUSANDS of people are expected to celebrate the festive season when they visit Woodley on Sunday. The town centre will be hosting its annual Christmas Extravaganza. Charity stalls, street entertainment...
Read moreA TOWN centre church will be starting its Christmas celebrations in style this weekend. Fifty trees, each decorated by groups that use Wokingham Methodist Church, will be on show in...
Read moreThe third window has been opened in Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. Tonight's venue was Marks & Spencer in Peach Street and, due to the rain, was held in the store....
Read moreWe're dreaming of a white Christmas - just like the ones we used to know. Tree tops may glisten, but as you write your Christmas cards and your days are being...
Read moreLike all MPs, I have been thinking about how to vote on the Government’s plan regarding the civil war in Syria. This plan is multifaceted, including political and diplomatic work...
Read moreI was against the Coalition government’s proposal to attack the Assad government in Syria in 2013, which Parliament blocked. I approached this latest proposal with concerns. I attended various briefings...
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