Dementia friendly singing group’s April meeting
Dementia friendly singing group's April meeting
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Playtime for toddlers at Wokingham’s Salvation Army
Playtime for toddlers at Wokingham's Salvation Army
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Wokingham church to hold free event for families retelling the events of the Easter story
A free Wokingham event for families tells the Easter story
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Children’s charity First Days opens booking on Colour Run in Reading’s Prospect Park
First Days' fundraiser run promises to be a riot of colour
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Vegan market to return to Wokingham town centre on Easter Sunday
Wokingham's Vegan Market meets in April
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Monday group for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Monday group for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
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Wokingham residents oppose Reeves Way development
Wokingham residents oppose Reeves Way development
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Starmaker’s comeback show: 13 young stars in the making
Starmaker's comeback show: 13 young stars in the making
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Free Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
Free Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
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Sparkles: monthly playtime for toddlers at the Salvation Army
Sparkles: monthly playtime for toddlers at the Salvation Army
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