Tributes paid as League of Friends president passes away
Dr Christina Hill-Williams DL will be greatly missed
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See artists at work in Wokingham
Discover art and entertainment at the Bradbury Centre
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Arborfield eco group needs volunteers to help house the birds
The Eco Skills Learning Centre is expanding the types of wildlife boxes it makes
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Fans of 80s music will love EBOS’s electric sing-along, dress-up show
Rock of Ages: a night of showstopping songs to join in with
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Maya’s found yet another way to reduce waste
Re-use egg boxes at her Wokingham store
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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‘A bullet through his helmet narrowly missed Dad’s head’
Pat Firth pays tribute to her father Major Ezra Rhodes who served in WWII
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Tesco grants boost Wokingham charities
The store's Stronger Starts scheme supports three good causes
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Wokingham’s May Fayre was really cool! (and a great community event)
Despite a chilly day thousands enjoyed a fun day out
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The bells will ring out for VE Day in Wokingham this week
Listen out for them on Thursday evening
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