Wokingham tabletop fun and games planned for February
Wokingham Town Council's popular board game event returns
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Naturally Speaking: textiles fun for children in Arborfield
New sewing club to start at Eco Skills Learning Centre
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Wokingham United Charities fills borough with Christmas Cheer
Grants for parties, lunches and gifts help organisations deliver joy
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Westende’s Christmas meal a winter heartwarmer
Wokingham's almshouse community enjoys festive lunch
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Wokingham care home resident celebrates 103rd birthday
103 year old's celebration brings smiles and laughter to care home
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Want to meet other writers?
A group that meets at Wokingham Library group welcomes new writers
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Wargrave Local History Society explores messages from the past
The group's Christmas party gave opportunities to revisit the club's archives
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Christmas paper: what can and can’t be recycled?
Do the scrunch test to find out
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A Wokingham Blue Christmas service: when Christmas feels hard
Find peace, and a warm welcome, this season, at All Saints Church
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Wokingham Probus Club enjoys the ‘Dickens of a Christmas’
Coppid Beech festivities include the eventful life of Victorian author Charles (Dickens)
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