Sainsbury Singers prepare for industrial action as they perform Made In Dagenham
THE SAINSBURY SINGERS are preparing to go on strike, and they're hoping you'll see them do it.
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Hallowe’en party in Shinfield
A WOKINGHAM CAFE is inviting children to its Hallowe'en party on Tuesday, October 25.
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‘I needed to get my life back’: Fundraiser to help woman with MS buy mobility chair
COMPETITORS will have their game faces on at a charity clay shoot to raise funds for a Wokingham resident.
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Wokingham’s unsung heroes wanted: nominations open for civic awards
The deadline for nominations is Friday, November 25.
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Aborfield Christmas market
A CHRISTMAS market will help Arborfield residents get into the festive spirit this year.
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Harvest service at Shinfield Baptist Church
A WOKINGHAM church is inviting residents to attend a special service, which includes a free continental breakfast.
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Yoga classes at School Green Centre
SHINFIELD residents are invited to sign up for a weekly power yoga class.
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First Days to host pumpkin trail
The First Days Pumpkin Trail will take place at California Country Park between Saturday, October 22 and Sunday, October 30.
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Crowthorne Baptist Church organises Autumn barn dance
The Crowthorne Baptist Church will host the event at Eagle House School on Saturday, October 29.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Reading FC’s midfield struggles against battling Baggies
Reading FC lost 2-0 to West Brom at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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