Maestros put on charity show
Music charity Berkshire Maestros is hosting an online extravaganza this year - Play Your Heart Out.
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Borough council launches free mental health workshops
Wokingham Borough Council has launched the Recovery College, a mental health service to support residents.
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Support for sexual abuse victims in the Thames Valley
Victims First is working with Thames Valley Police to help victims of sexual abuse seek support.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Sue Ryder appeal
The Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice has launched its second appeal as funds continue to decline this year.
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Have a say in borough’s house-building future
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a public consultation on its draft housing strategy.
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Wokingham Lib Dems support call to cancel summer exams
Wokingham Liberal Democrats are supporting the call to cancel exams across England, Scotland and Wales next summer.
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Motorist warns of criminal gang stealing keyless cars in borough
Organised thieves are targeting cars across Wokingham, police have said.
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Norden Farm organises concerts for care homes
Norden Farm has organised concerts for care homes to support the community during lockdown.
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Wokingham borough recycles 8,000 tonnes of food
Since its launch, the borough's food waste scheme has diverted 8,000 tonnes of recycling from landfill.
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Barnardos to host festive event
Barnardos is hosting a live festive event on Tuesday, and Jamie Cullum will be performing.
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