Wokingham youngsters to have opportunity to discuss climate change and its impact
Young people will discuss climate change in Wokingham
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Have a ball watching rounders teams compete in Sonning
Have a ball watching rounders teams compete in Sonning
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Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
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Wokingham charity that helps combat loneliness across the borough in plea for more volunteers
Volunteer with The Link Visiting Scheme
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Creating monsters at South Hill Park
Creating monsters at South Hill Park
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Free tennis sessions this weekend in Sonning
Free tennis sessions this weekend in Sonning
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Elms Field playground and Howard Palmer Gardens closed for tree works
Elms Field playground and Howard Palmer Gardens closed for tree works
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Wokingham brass band’s music will serenade cats and kings
Wokingham brass band's music will serenade cats and kings
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A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
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Sunshine and fun at a Winnersh church’s spring fayre
Visitors enjoyed sunshine at a Winnersh fayre
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