Wokingham United Charities grant gives dignity and privacy to older people
The WADE Day Centre's wellbeing room is upgraded thanks to generous funding from WUC
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Meet the man who made Downton Abbey jewellery
Hear the stories behind the Crawley family's tiaras, earrings and necklaces
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Spring is just around the corner – and so is a Wokingham gardening show
Enjoy early blooms and produce at Wokingham Horticultural Association's Spring Show
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Say hello to spring this weekend in a beautiful Earley garden
Ridgeline Trust is holding a free Daffodil Day
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Three Frogs and red noses: CLASP adventures in March
How members of the group will dig into an active month
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‘Imagine the Penzance pirates as smugglers in Carmen Act 3’
Mostly G&S prepares to celebrate Sullivan and his contemporaries
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‘We really want to thank you,’ says The Link
Wokingham charity celebrates its supporters and friends
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Enjoy a free Zumba-style charity dance event in Reading
Celebrate National Women's Day with Let's Dance 2026
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Naturally Speaking: Help keep Wokingham greener and cleaner
Take part in a Wokingham a spring clean this week
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Record breaking treatment figures for MS Therapy Centre
Last year was the organisation's busiest year ever
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