Reading Haydn Choir will make beautiful music at St Joseph’s
Their Spring concert will include works from Handel, Hummel, and Monteverdi
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West Oak Care Home supports charity craft project
Barchester's donation to The Cowshed will help make a difference says the charity
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Go the extra mile for Holme Grange Craft Village
Brave the scenic route to enjoy Wokingham's collection of unique rural outlets
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Activate learners make tote bags for families who have lost loved ones
Students support Royal Berkshire Hospital bereavement project
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Families evacuated in Hatch Farm Way as Wokingham Council responds to potential ’emergency’ pylon danger
Residents of Hatch Farm Way in Sindlesham have been urgently evacuated after a nearby electricity pylon, struck by a falling tree, became dangerously unstable. Work to make the tower safe...
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Wokingham Theatre’s Frankenstein is monstrously good: Don’t miss it
Young cast delivers gothic excellence
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Bluebird carers ask: What makes us feel loved?
Bluebird Carers deliver kindness to customers
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Children give new Charvil swings and roundabouts the thumbs up
Charvil Piggott pupils celebrate village's upgraded play park
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Church Notes: Choosing to love
Words from Wokingham churches
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The fate of Limmerhill is in the balance
Shute End enquiry begins into whether or not 60 houses should be built on the last green space between Wokingham and Barkham
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