READERS’ POETRY: Welcome New Year!
Readers' Poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 7, 2021.
Tag: 2021
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: The value of looking back and forth
THIS WEEK’S edition is different from usual: an opportunity to reflect on the journey we have undergone together this year. ...
2021: ‘The New Year is a time for resolutions. It is a time to take stock and to ask if you want a new direction’ says Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood
2020 was a year many will wish to forget. It is also a year which will stick in the memory. ...
2021: ‘It’s important that we continue to look out for our neighbours’ says Earley Town Council leader Cllr Clive Jones
Most of us are very happy that 2020 has finally come to an end. It has been one of the ...
2021: ‘Let’s recognise the great work performed by a silent squad that has looked after others throughout 2020’ says Wokingham town mayor Tony Lack
It’s that time of year when we clear up from Christmas and start looking at a new year and a ...
2021: ‘There is now some light at the end of a very long tunnel’ says Reading East MP Matt Rodda
Our community has been through a lot during the last year, 2020 has been difficult and challenging and I want ...
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