The Man Who Hung the Moon: a labour of love for Gemma’s father
Written during 'one of the hardest moments of her life,' Gemma's book will raise money for Prostate Cancer UK
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Church Notes: The me you want to be
Words from Wokingham churches
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WIN-WIN alliance for two outstanding Wokingham organisations
WINdmill Primary and Wokingham In Need (WIN) celebrate new working partnership
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There’s fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Join a toddler group at Kings Place on Mondays
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Wokingham Town Council commends local heroes at Civic Awards Ceremony
Town mayor recognises people making a difference in Wokingham
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolfe will support people with autism and learning disability
1960s classic masterpiece to raise funds for Promise Inclusion
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CLASP members discuss health and housing with care providers
Their feedback helps people with learning disabilities live their best life
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West Oak residents are over the rainbow about their interactive table
Dementia patients enjoy the magic of digital games
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‘It’s like navigating a mini-river’: Pedestrians and drivers warned after heavy rainfall across the borough
Drivers could be kinder to their cars ? and to pedestrians
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