Wokingham Winter Carnival leaps to new heights
Town centre takeover is huge success for Wokingham Lions
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Woodley Concert Band invites the borough to enjoy sounds of Christmas
Two concerts in Sindlesham will bring in the festive season
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A Wokingham wind concert will raise funds for The Link
Hear the Christmas sounds of Bracknell and Wokingham band, Second Wind
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CLASP Wokingham unveils Hello Bench in Howard Palmer Gardens
Wokingham Town Mayor officially launches the initiative to help alleviate loneliness
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Evelyn-Mae is a Westminster winner at just six years old
The Wokingham youngster's drawing is on all 40,000 of Clive Jones' Christmas cards this year
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Freely Fruity’s 10th Garden planting will bring joy to Eco Skills Learning Centre
Fruit and veg garden will feed and enrich the community
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Enjoy a memory-making afternoon of Christmas lights in Woodley
A special tree will be filled with lights and thoughts of loved ones
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Church Notes: Are you ready?
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Giving Tree generosity demonstrates spirit of the borough
'Please can I have a Christmas cake to share,' asks one youngster
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Naturally Speaking: Woodley’s Climate Week reviewed
Borough Council Mayor and Woodley Town Councillor Carol Jewell reports
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