Our House celebrates 10 years of support for young people
A birthday gift could help maintain the group's activities
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Run for fun at Dinton Pastures this summer
All abilities are welcomed at the country park
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Save the date for a Wokingham eco fair
Enjoy an informative family day at All Saints Church
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All aboard for a railway talk
Learn about The West Somerset railway at a Wokingham group
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Celebrate 850 fixed items in Spencers Wood
Repair cafe counts its successes
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Enjoy a night of musical madness
It's tribute night at Wokingham Music Club
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Austen House residents enjoy Mexican themed day
Sombreros and burritos were the order of the day
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Enjoy music night at the Hope & Anchor
Hear a cover band play something for everyone in Wokingham
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help with queries about former times
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Drop in for refreshments in Wokingham
A coffee morning will raise funds for charity
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