Sing carols by the water in Maiden Erlegh
Enjoy some lakeside festive music
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Enjoy a Christmas film in Shinfield
Fridays are film nights, says the parish council
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REVIEW: Award winning food at Daruchini Brasserie
Last week I had a chance to go out for a meal with my sister, we went over to have a curry at a restaurant in Binfield, off St Mary's...
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Wokingham Christmas card competition winner Leo, eight, meets the Speaker
The young artist's design features on Wokingham MP's festive messages
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Leighton Park students treat seniors to variety show
Christmas cheer for Reading residents
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Barkham Hookers’ Christmas tree braves the elements
Crocheted creation is still standing
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Inner Wheel Christmas tree feeds borough families
Woodley Food Bank visit prompts food fun
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Wokingham Literary Society January talk not just about angry young men
Hear how literature captured the national post war mood
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Calling all word game players
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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Woodley kebab van could be forced to shut after ‘affray’ with rival takeaway
A kebab van could be ordered to shut after staff members became suspects of an 'affray' taking place at a nearby rival takeaway.
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