Coffee and playtime for parents and toddlers
Coffee and playtime for parents and toddlers
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Railway enthusiasts’ steam meeting
Railway enthusiasts' steam meeting
Read moreDetailsWokingham employees support retired police dogs
Wokingham employees support retired police dogs
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New year, new start, new me
New year, new start, new me
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Church’s different Christmas was so much fun, it’s already planning next year
Church's different Christmas was so much fun, it's already planning next year
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Wokingham’s got talent
Wokingham's got talent
Read moreDetailsAn invitation to start the new year dancing for fun
An invitation to start the new year dancing for fun
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Town crier’s costume to join Dame Polly’s bloomers in family panto
Town crier's costume to join Dame Polly's bloomers in family panto
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Auditions in the new year, where Anything Goes
Auditions in the new year, where Anything Goes
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Shepherds might have watched their flock by night, but a Winnersh church sang its way through it: 24 hours of carols in epic fundraiser
EVERY carol in the book ... and then some ... was performed at a Winnersh church last weekend, in an epic festive singing event.
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