Actors help Wokingham firefighters prepare for action
Terrified 'victims' give rescue team a taste of the real thing
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Inner Wheel club celebrates in colourful style
101 years of fundraising for charity
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New year, new role: two Wokingham charities seek trustees
Is it you they're looking for?
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Fun for children and childminders
Registered childminders can drop in to a play session for fives and under
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Picture Perfect: a club for photographers
Join a group to improve your skills
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People who’ve lost loved ones can find peer-to-peer support
Drop in to a free Grief Kind Space for a friendly listening ear
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Adult education courses can help you get ready for the workplace
Wokingham Borough Council offers a range of subjects to choose from
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Does your child risk missing out on a school trip or club?
'No child should be left out' says Wokingham charity
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Find free coffee and a chat at Wokingham’s A Place To Meet
Doors are open for company and a cuppa on Thursdays
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Children can enjoy free half hour stories at the library
Drop in to the weekly Wokingham event
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