New rector chosen for St Paul’s Church, Wokingham
'There's lots to be excited about this summer'
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South Berkshire Singers: a review of their March concert
Dave Donaldson reports on a night of war and peace
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Hear classical piano live at All Saints Church
Debra Wong will play for cafe users in May, June and July
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Church notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Naturally Speaking
Environmental news and views
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Dementia Action Week: Discover resources for people with dementia, and their families
Events in Twyford and Wokingham can help with support and signposting
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East Berkshire Golf Club gives donation to Wokingham charity
The Link Visiting Scheme is grateful for the club's generous fundraising year
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The Salvation Army, Wokingham: hope for people with addictions
'A haven, and a community that truly cares'
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Hairdressing: out of the cupboard and into the sunshine at Wade
Day Centre's new salon launches this week
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CLASP Wokingham members get active
Gardening, basketball, and performing are all on the cards this April
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