Wokingham Borough Council’s festive opening hours
Wokingham Borough Council has announced its office opening hours for the Christmas and New Year period.
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Quarters achieves carbon neutral certification
Quarters, based in Market Place, has become certified as carbon neutral by offsetting the carbon they produce as a business.
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Wokingham resident’s new book is wild about nature
Wokingham resident's new book is really wild
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PLAYER RATINGS: Low scores across the board as Royals struggle in Birmingham
READING FC fell to a disappointing 3-2 defeat away at Birmingham City on Friday night.
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Jingle joggers have more fun than you have in a one-horse open sleigh thanks to Emmbrook schools PTA
IT WAS fun with jingle bells on. That's the verdict from organisers of a school fundraiser held on Sunday.
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A church invites people to sing carols and climb
A church invites people to sing carols and climb
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Crowds flock to village church’s festive fair
St Nicholas Church at Hurst attracted a big crowd to their fair which included a Christmas market.
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Craft making sessions for all the family
Craft making sessions for all the family
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Artist demonstrates still life in oil
Artist demonstrates still life in oil
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Don’t stop now, let’s keep the gifts coming
Don't stop now, let's keep the gifts coming
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