Care home residents enjoy football nostalgia at Reading FC
The gentlemen's outing left residents 'beaming with joy'
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Lower Earley pupils turned back the clock for their school’s 40th birthday
Hawkedon Primary School celebrations included learning activities based on1984
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A July exhibition: expect a treat for Wokingham art lovers
Original works of art will be on display ? and for sale
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Walk the Walk highlights supporters during National Volunteers’ Week
It says they are 'the backbone of its events and the beating heart of The MoonWalk'.
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Naturally Speaking
Environmental News and Views: thinking of ways to cut energy costs?
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Enjoy a fiesta of a concert in Wokingham
Trinity Concert Band promises a night of spectacular live music
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Church Notes: Impossible things to believe?
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Open six books, and step into a world of imagination
This year's Summer Reading Challenge invites young readers to explore nature through stories
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CoppaFeel Curry Night in Wokingham a joyful fundraiser
Dalia's done it again
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Grant means more homes – for the birds
Eco Skills Learning Centre is delighted to receive support for its work
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