Leaping from a plane is great, says Wokingham charity chair
JOHN Mallaghan, chair of Wokingham charity The Link Visiting Scheme chose a sunny day for his skydive. His terrifying jump from a plane saw him fall two miles, at a...
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Families enjoyed a free family day out in Wokingham
Wokingham Town Council 'thrilled to see' so many having fun
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Find friendship and coffee in Wokingham
LINK Thursdays are open to all
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There’s fun for tots and carers in Wokingham
A toddler group meets at Kings Place on Mondays
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Yarn creations adorn the borough for D-Day celebrations
Look out for themed toppers and poppy creations
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Children needn’t miss out on school trips, thanks to a Brighter Futures grant
Teachers urged to apply to Wokingham United Charities for funding
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An afternoon of fun in Emmbrook will support youngsters with cleft palate
Isabella and her family hope that the community will enjoy their fundraising event
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Earley pupils love their new enchanted garden
An award winning design has been transplanted to their school grounds
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We will remember D-Day
Events in the borough will mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day
Read moreDetailsIt’s storytime for toddlers in Finchampstead
Enjoy a tall tale for free at the library
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