Wokingham Fireworks reveal amount raised for charity with record amount
Wokingham Fireworks Charitable Trust held a presentation evening at Wokingham Town Hall on Wednesday, December 4
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Merry Hatmas! It’s a Barkham Hookers gift
Christmas trees with a difference fill Wokingham with bobble hats
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Learn to recognise modern slavery at a Wokingham talk in January
Hear about the issues from someone who works with victims
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New home for Lambs Lane bird box workshops
Repair cafe venture gets new year boost
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A Blue Christmas service in Wokingham makes time for reflection
Because Christmas isn't easy for everyone
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Wokingham quizzers: A date for your diary
Save the date for a fish and chip fundraiser
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Find free coffee and a chat at Wokingham’s A Place To Meet
Doors are open for company and a cuppa on Thursdays
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Meet the man: An interview with Clive Jones MP
Find out more about our new MP
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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CLASP Wokingham’s Advent Raffle tickets are still on sale
Grab the chance to win a prize
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