Singers can try rock choir for free
Singers can try rock choir for free
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London Marathon runner completes for charity
London Marathon runner completes for charity
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Wokingham’s delicious silken web of a play
Wokingham's delicious silken web of a play
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Fines of up to £1,000 for anti-social car meets in Wokingham
The PSPO gives officers new powers to hand out fixed penalty notices (PCN's) of up to £100, or a summary offence fine of up to £1,000
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First concerts at Carnival Hub will help WADE raise funds for new dementia day care centre
THE SOUND of music is coming to Carnival Hub next month as two fundraising concerts raise the roof for the very first time.
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Emmbrook Social Club to host comedy night this month
The Sports and Social Club on Lowther Road in Emmbrook will host the event on Saturday, October 15.
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Relay carries young people’s message to the world
Relay carries young people's message to the world
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The band will play, rain or shine
The band will play, rain or shine
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Don’t underestimate the power of walking
Don't underestimate the power of walking
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Local children’s author, Gemma Stone, to read from her book at Wokingham Library
Local children's author, Gemma Stone, to read from her book at Wokingham Library
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