THE ECONOMIC recovery from the coronavirus will rely in part on people getting back to the shops, pubs and restaurants. Sir John Redwood has set out some ideas in a...
Read moreDetails“We have heard so many young people talk about the amazing impact James had on their lives and the real appreciation they felt and the loss that they now feel.”...
Read moreDetails“ is trying to encourage people to come together, we owe it to them to honour their legacies and remember them as they were."
Read moreDetails"They should be remembered as extremely friendly gentlemen who were always fun, engaging and a pleasure to be around."
Read moreDetailsCllr Imogen Shepherd Du-Bey, leader of the town council, told Wokingham.Today the flag would be lowered in unison with the borough council offices in Shute End.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS have been flocking to St Paul’s Church in Wokingham today to pay their respects to Wokingham teacher James Furlong. The Holt School history teacher was one of three people...
Read moreDetails“James Furlong was an exceptional teacher and colleague, and cherished by the Holt School community."
Read moreDetailsAt 10am, school co-headteachers Katie Pearce and Anne Kennedy led a two-minute silence watched by hundreds of pupils. Afterwards they read a tribute to Mr Furlong.
Read moreDetailsRobert Ritchie, described his son as an “absolutely fabulous guy. I absolutely love my son with all of my heart and all of my soul.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council have asked for anyone joining to mark the minute’s silence in their homes.
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