Wonderful, Wokingham turns out to celebrate annual Winter Carnival
IT MIGHT have drizzled but the town centre sparkled with festive fun thanks to the Lions annual winter carnival.
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No drop in footfall
Data shows there has been no decrease in footfall in Wokingham town centre.
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Lee Anderson guest speaker at Wokingham Conservatives lunch
CONSERVATIVES in Wokingham welcomed the national party's deputy chair, Lee Anderson, at a recent lunch.
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Ambulance service asks public to make the right call this winter – can you call NHS 111 rather than 999?
IS IT a medical emergency that needs a 999 call, or can it be treated by calling NHS 111?
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Diwali celebration held at Wokingham’s Ashridge Grange development
A HOUSING development in Wokingham was the venue for a special ritual to help residents mark Diwali.
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Have tea with Santa and The Grumpy Green Villain
A HOTEL will welcome younger visitors for a special festive afternoon tea on Sunday, December 3.
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Lunchtime concert will feature contemporary and traditional Christmas music
A LUNCHTIME concert is to take place in Wokingham Town Hall and is sure to be full of the Christmas spirit.
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More bee for your buck: University publishes study showing marigolds boost crop yields in India
Ecologists from the University worked alongside M S Swaminathan Research Foundation to see how planting marigolds and pigeonpea boosted crop yield
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School choir to team up with singers for Christmas celebration
MEMBERS of St Teresa's primary school in Wokingham will team up with the South Berkshire Singers for a festive concert.
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Jones to stand down from council’s executive
Clive Jones has announced he is stepping down from Wokingham Borough Council's executive.
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