‘We’re not finished’: Fundraiser vows to return to complete challenge
A WOKINGHAM resident has expressed his desire to finish a fundraising effort he was unable to finish.
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COVID-19 Relief Fund Grant from the John Sykes Foundation awarded to Autism Berkshire
Autism Berkshire is the latest charity to receive a £1,000 grant from the John Sykes Foundation's Covid-19 Relief Fund
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Railway enthusiasts invite speaker
Railway enthusiasts invite speaker
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100% car parking price rises: Wokingham council admits it won’t be popular, ‘but it’s the right thing to do’
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has defended plans to more than double parking charges and increase the charging period, saying it is the right thing to do
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Soulscape’s three new staff members
Soulscape's three new staff members
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Singing for joy in Wokingham
Singing for joy in Wokingham
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Autumn rain makes it a good time to plant bulbs
Warm weather and autumn rain means it is the optimum time to plant spring flowering bulbs.
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Cancer support provides natter and needlefelt class
Cancer support provides natter and needlefelt class
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M4 closures set to affect Reading and Wokingham
MOTORISTS using the M4 may be required to find alternative routes due to planned closures.
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Spencers Wood Brownies welcome new members
A COMMUNITY group is helping youngsters in Wokingham broaden their horizons while meeting new people.
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