Wilhelmine celebrated her 100th birthday with Link friends at Cote
What could be nicer?
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How a Wokingham charity is building community confidence
Communities Vision shines a light on Promise Inclusion
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Tim’s pedal power will support Wokingham charities
The Kings Church member will ride from Lands End to John O'Groats for Soulscape and SHARE Wokingham
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Words from Wokingham Churches: Life’s journey
Walking with faith through bereavement
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Local Government Elections – Wokingham’s results as they happened
The results for Emmbrook Ward are: Basit Alvi takes the Emmbrook seat. The results for Thames Ward are: Conservative Leon Cook takes the Thames seat. The results are in...
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Wokingham campaigners ask the borough to honour Sir David Attenborough
They seek 100 people to view a free film at the Whitty Theatre
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Celebrate four years of mending in Spencers Wood
A team of fixers is ready to repair your broken items
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham Library group may be for you
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Three Counties cycle ride this weekend
Cyclists will take to the roads on Sunday.
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Learn how to face challenge at a Wokingham breakfast
Wokingham Positive Difference looks at how to get over that stuck feeling
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