Earley Repair Cafe will do their best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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‘Critical’ lack of Muslim burial plots
Only two burial spaces for Muslims currently remain within Wokingham borough.
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
All are welcome to a monthly group
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Earley Repair Cafe: We’ll do our best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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Conservatives in Earley and Woodley welcome former MP for talks
The Earley and Woodley Conservatives have welcomed Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg as their latest guest in a series of talks.
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Woodley and Earley Lions support installation of life-saving equipment
Bleed kit in Woodley Precinct will save lives
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Inner Wheel club members sew sacks for Santa
Filled with toys by The Cowshed, the bags will delight children on Christmas Day
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Woodley and Earley artists enjoy record sales of their work
An exhibition of paintings reveals borough talent
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Remember loved ones at Woodley town centre’s tree of lights
A Christmas event will make memories old and new
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