Wokingham resident Dalia graces the catwalk to highlight breast cancer in young women
Wokingham resident Dalia graces the catwalk to highlight breast cancer in young women
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Vegan food fiesta returns to Reading by popular demand
Vegan food fiesta returns to Reading by popular demand
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A Reading choir will perform royally in Oxfordshire
A Reading choir will perform royally in Oxfordshire
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Mothers Union meets this month
Mothers Union meets this month
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Tesco grant brings outdoor learning benefits to Twyford infants
Tesco grant brings outdoor learning benefits to Twyford infants
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Woodley music group’s show promises its audience an operetta journey
Woodley music group's show promises its audience an operetta journey
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Joy as missing therapy dog Maple is safely returned to her Wokingham owner
Joy as missing therapy dog, Maple, is safely returned to her owner
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Young musicians from across Berkshire come together for VIP concert at The Hexagon
YOUNG MUSICIANS showcased their talents at a special concert held at The Hexagon last week.
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CLASP offers active and social events for members this month
CLASP offers active and social events for members this month
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A world of flavours arrives at Tesco Wokingham thanks to Kelly’s Market
Kelly's Market: a world of flavours at Tesco Wokingham
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