Wokingham remembers: Town marks 80th anniversary of D-Day
Wokingham marked the 80th anniversary of DDay last Thursday.
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Bookings open for Winter Carnival
Stall bookings have opened for one of the highlights of the year in Wokingham.
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Sons return to celebrate fathers’ legacy
Easthampstead Golf Club welcomed the sons of two of its founding members.
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Tackling Poverty: Grant helps The Cowshed to transform lives
Delivering practical help for people in need
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Tackling Poverty Grant will help provide 300 beds for children
First Days charity thanks Wokingham United Charities for their support
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‘What one thing can you do for the environment?’ asks Holme Grange School
Its Festival of Sustainability will feature recycled fashion, rock bands, and strawberries
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Kitchen fire in Earley
FIRE CREWS were called to an Earley home earlier this month following reports of a blaze.
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On your bike to get it marked in Winnersh
CYCLISTS are invited to get their bikes marked and registered at a special event taking place in Winnersh this week.
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Bin fire in Winnersh Meadows
A BLAZE in a bin saw fire crews called to Winnersh Meadows earlier this month.
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Tackling Poverty Grant will support families impacted by autism
ASD Family Help will be able to offer a finances and wellbeing course to help empower people who are struggling
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