Last week was another busy week for us at Citizens Advice Wokingham. Our Board of Trustees met for their regular meeting and discussed items including setting our budget for 2019/20....
Read moreDetailsOur artist this week has yet another interesting tale to tell… Edward Stamp was born in London in 1939 and at the age of only four, was very quickly evacuated...
Read moreDetailsTICKETS are now being sold for a double bill of musical entertainment in Wokingham. The Reading A440 Choir is teaming up with The Canbury Singers for a concert at All...
Read moreDetailsWhen the whistle blows There are only two occasions that Granny Valley phones from Merthyr Tydfil before 6pm on a Sunday, one is to deliver a death message which sadly...
Read moreDetailsRepresentatives from more than 60 voluntary groups came together last week for a special reception hosted by the Borough Mayor, Cllr John Kaiser. The Mayor’s Voluntary Sector reception was hosted...
Read moreDetailsA DAY of brilliant sunshine, lots of smiles and plenty of blisters: Wokingham Half Marathon took place on one of the warmest February days for decades on Sunday, February 24....
Read moreDetailsThe 2019 Half Marathon took place this morning - borough mayor Cllr John Kaiser sounded the starting horn at 10am this morning, sending the runners on their way. Running in...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER hostage negotiator has been formally named as Thames Valley’s new top cop. John Campbell replaces Francis Habgood as Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police. Mr Campbell, who has...
Read moreDetailsKaren Beasley with her cherished brick, once part of the Rose Street car park area WHEN Karen Beasley retired to Devon after a lifetime living in Wokingham, she knew she...
Read moreDetailsHow do you optimise your activity levels then? As I like to say to my clients, it is all about the little 1% decisions. Most of them are simple to...
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