Run David, run! Daily 5k challenge is a lockdown smasher
Running 5K was a challenge attempted by many during lockdown, but doing it daily is something only the most driven could do. David May from Warfield began July on a...
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Wokingham’s planning process to consider climate change demands in the future
THE ABILITY OF the planning department to act on the climate emergency was questioned at last week’s borough council executive meeting. Cllr Gary Cowan asked Cllr Wayne Smith, executive member...
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Wokingham Borough Council pledges offer of help for residents facing debts
THE EXECUTIVE member for finance and housing said the council would work with charities to support residents. At the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's executive committee, held on Thursday,...
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Teenager attacked in Lower Earley and has bike stolen – second incident within two days
A TEENAGER was assaulted and had his bike stolen by a gang in Lower Earley last week. It is the second such incident to have taken place in the area...
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Tributes paid to former Wokingham Borough Council leader Frank Browne
A FORMER leader of Wokingham Borough Council has died. He passed away at home. Frank Browne was in charge between 2002 and 2009, stepping down not just from leadership but the...
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Keep water usage to drinking, hygiene and cooking only warns water company
A CALL to save water has been launched as the heatwave looks set to continue this week. And although thunderstorms have been forecast, the intensity of the rain is an...
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Everyman Cinema reopens on Friday with new releases and classic films
Tickets are now available, and films include Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Bridesmaids, The Lion King and Unhinged, released this year.
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Cowshed opens craft shop from its new Winnersh base
KEEN to be green, a hurst charity is now selling handmade crafts, created from donated fabric scraps. The Cowshed, which recently expanded into Winnersh, has a team of crafting volunteers...
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Community litter pick to return to Charvil later this month
A COMMUNITY litter pick is to take place later this month in a bid to clear-up mess left by lazy motorists. The Charvil Matters team will welcome volunteers to join...
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Amelie is on to a WINner by spreading the word about Wokingham charity
SPREADING the word about the work of Wokingham In Need is a new ambassador – an impressive role at the best of times, but even more so when you consider...
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