Thumbs up for Woman Up: EBOS all female cabaret show
Thumbs up for Woman Up: EBOS all female cabaret show
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Author’s free talk keeps the wheels of history turning at Wokingham Library
Author's free talk keeps the wheels of history turning at Wokingham Library
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‘There are children in Wokingham sleeping on the floor because they have no bed’: First Days makes urgent plea for help
20 children with no bed to sleep on. First Days children's charity asks the borough to help.
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Local artists set themselves a February challenge
Local artists set themselves a February challenge
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Wokingham Music Club welcomes back Mark Harrison and band
Wokingham Music Club welcomes back Mark Harrison and band
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Coffee with a conscience
Coffee with a conscience
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All Saints Church: a chance to see the new arts space
All Saints Church: a chance to see the new arts space
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Choir’s Christmas concert raises over £300 for multiple sclerosis charity
Choir's Christmas concert raises over £300 for multiple sclerosis charity
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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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