Sonning woman has first dose of coronavirus vaccine
A WOMAN from Sonning has become one of the latest to receive her first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Yesterday, it was announced that 19.6 million people have now received...
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Wokingham borough is the healthiest place in England
WOKINGHAM is the healthiest place to live in England according to a new survey of the country’s local authorities. The Office of National Statistics (ONS) Health Index Data aims to...
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Households to be offered home testing kits ahead of pupils return to classrooms
AS WOKINGHAM borough families prepare for the return of the school run, the government has announced that applicable households will be able to have covid tests on a twice weekly...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: British Modern Military History Society March meeting to look at D Day preparations
THE British Modern Military History Society (BMMHS) is to hold another afternoon virtual meeting next week. Taking place from 2pm on Tuesday, March 2, Bill Steadman will focus on The...
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The date of Sasan’s haircut was written in the stars
A WOKINGHAM resident is going clean shaven for charity – but it’s understandable as it’s been nearly a year since he last picked up a razor. Sasan Starr-Padidar decided to...
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PCC awards £20,000 to help Search and Rescue teams
SEARCH AND rescue teams in the Thames Valley have been awarded £20,000 by the police and crime commissioner. Anthony Stansfeld, has awarded the funds to three Lowland Search and Rescue...
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Repair work sees Hurst-based historic inn reveal some of its hidden secrets
Hidden secrets going back 500 years have been exposed during major repairs to a Tudor pub which is said to be haunted. Painstaking repairs to The Castle Inn at Hurst,...
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Councillor’s concerns after protected trees felled on land near Bearwood Lakes
NUMEROUS protected trees were cut down last month, near Bearwood Lakes. They were chopped as part of a clearance operation but their removal sparked anger among residents and councillors. In...
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On the hour: environmental boost for families in the great outdoors
A nature group is launching a new lockdown initiative to make sure people are getting their much-needed outdoors time. Earley Environmental Group is distributing goodies to the first 130 families...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners’ Club February activities
Earlier this month, the club held a further online photo competition on the theme of A Winter Scene. Congratulations to Inge Salter who won first place for her shot of...
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