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REVIEW: Wokingham Choral Society shows some choral versatility
the summer concert of Wokingham Choral Society was performed as the inaugural event in the extensively refurbished interior of All Saints Church
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Fees for DIY waste remain in place at re3 recycling centres, despite government confirming 2015 ruling that households should not be charged
CHARGES remain in place for DIY waste left at Reading and Bracknell recycling centres, despite new government legislation outlawing the fees.
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Wokingham Sunny Saturdays: free performances music to the town’s ears
Wokingham Sunny Saturdays: free performances music to the town's ears
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Reading-based law firm Blandy & Blandy donates £25,000 to NHS Charities
TWO charities based around the Royal Berkshire Hospital are £25,000 better off as a result of a Reading-based law firm.
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Wokingham eco-store calls on businesses to get refilling to help reduce single-use plastic consumption
WOKINGHAM businesses are being encouraged to join a scheme aimed at making it easier for people to reduce single-use plastic consumption
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Wokingham opticians urges residents of all ages not to be caught out by glaucoma
EYE care experts in Wokingham are urging people to have regular eye tests to help protect them from glaucoma
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A lovely bunch of Walnuts help raise funds for Wokingham’s CLASP and Hurst church
A huge evening of loud music, singing and dancing in the aisles raised the roof of a packed church to help adults with learning disabilities
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Free book signing and author event at Wokingham Library
Free book signing and author event at Wokingham Library
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Council calls for major reforms on solar power connections
MAJOR reforms are needed says Wokingham Borough Council after discovering a potential 11-year delay to a solar power scheme
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£400,000 makeover for Earley-based short break facility Loddon Court
A £400,000 makeover has been unveiled for an Earley-based short break facility for adults with learning disabilities.
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