Hennerton golf club ‘chips in’ raising more than £16,500 for Sue Ryder
MEMBERS of a Wargrave golf course have raised more than £16,500 for a charity providing palliative care.
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Trees are the bees knees as Wokingham beekeepers mark association’s 150th anniversary
TO MARK the 150th anniversary of the British Beekeepers Association, new trees have been planted in Wokingham.
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Wokingham man completes the London Marathon for the British Heart Foundation
And for his friend's dad
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The borough ‘acts on dementia’ in solidarity
Access activities and support at two information days
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Bring and buy plant sale in Wokingham on Saturday
A CHANCE to stock up on plants is coming to Wokingham town this Saturday
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May unfair weather doesn’t dampen smiles
Crowds braved the rain to enjoy bank holiday fun
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Accident causing traffic jams
Traffic in Wokingham was at a standstill this morning.
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Mayor opens club’s new kitchen
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club was awarded the new kitchen as part of a nationwide initiative to boost grassroots football.
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Pupils reach out to elderly
Students have been building links with elderly people living with dementia.
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Tot Ivy helps start 68-mile fundraising walk for Wokingham-based charity
Tiny toddler Ivy Rose led off a 68-mile fundraiser which had the walk team wading through two miles of knee-high floods on the last day.
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