Sparkles: monthly playtime for toddlers at Wokingham’s Salvation Army
Sparkles: monthly playtime for toddlers at Wokingham's Salvation Army
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Free Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
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Public speaking with Toastmasters club
Public speaking with Toastmasters club
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Monday group for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Monday group for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
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Is your old vase a treasure? Find out at a Winnersh charity antiques valuation
Is your old vase a treasure? Find out at a Winnersh charity antiques valuation
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ABC To Read competition: prizes for young book reviewers
ABC To Read competition: prizes for young book reviewers
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Having one kidney won’t stop Wokingham man cycling 500 miles
Having one kidney won't stop Wokingham man cycling 500 miles
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Choral group will celebrate Spring with a concert
Choral group will celebrate Spring with a concert
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Art sale and jewellery workshop
Art sale and jewellery workshop
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A charity fundraiser for quiz enthusiasts will support First Days
A charity fundraiser for quiz enthusiasts will support First Days
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