Seniors and their families can enjoy a coffee morning in Twyford
Age Concern promises a warm welcome and advice for any with concerns
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Get the most from your tech in Lower Earley
Expert advice is available each month
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Enjoy family fun in Wokingham and support abandoned horses
Equine charity SAFE is holding an event to highlight their work
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End of an era for Wokingham’s Gig House
The pub closed on Sunday
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Rainbow flags brightened the town centre on Saturday
Wokingham Pride was 'such an excellent day'
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Waggy tails should make their way to Wokingham
Pups will be putting their best paw forward at a SAFE dog show
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Do you have school uniform that needs adjusting?
A group in Spencers Wood can help
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Grant helps fund professional speakers
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Toddlers can enjoy stories at Dinton Pastures
Join a free session this month
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Emmbrook Village Hall needs YOU
Can you be a friend to this volunteer-run facility?
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