Looking for a club at your local library?
Here are three to try in Woodley in the new year
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Wokingham Film Society screening explores the love of learning
Audiences will see Radical: the true story of unlocking children's potential
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Emmbrook School celebrates new multi-purpose dining room
Versatile space is officially opened
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Check SWR train services before you travel this Christmas
Expect longer journeys and fewer late evening services
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Find out how to look after your Christmas gift houseplants at Dobbies
Join free workshops for budding gardeners in Hare Hatch
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Santas will dash through Wokingham for charity
Run, Santas, Run!
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Children can enjoy Christmas crafting and creative writing in Woodley and Lower Earley
Library sessions offer festive fun for youngsters
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You’ll be walking in the air at this Wokingham film screening
Live music will bring the movie to life
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Follow a trail of borough Christmas lights for charity
Have fun spotting your favourite display
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Glebelands residents warm hearts with their stories of bygone Christmas
'It was my first time to see such abundance of snow,' says Jean
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