IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Art Society receives top tips from a top artist
Paul Weaver demonstrated watercolour painting to a fascinated audience at the Wokingham Art Society's monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 16.
Read moreDetailsPaul Weaver demonstrated watercolour painting to a fascinated audience at the Wokingham Art Society's monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 16.
Read moreDetailsAs much as the Society's study days are about learning about a topic in more depth, they are also about the social breaks in between
Read moreDetails++UPDATED++ Thames Valley Police report that Rose has been found and they thank those who shared the appeal++UPDATED++ POLICE are appealing for help to find a woman from Wokingham who...
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group has sent a lorry load of love to Ukraine.
Read moreDetailsWokingham allotment goes solar
Read moreDetailsThe borough has come up trumps again, a new survey looking at what makes people happy has Wokingham as one of the best places to live in the country.
Read moreDetailsUsually, a sunny day is cause for feeling good and seeing most people smile. But the onset of a drought is altogether different.
Read moreDetailsMeningitis - students check you are vaccinated and know the signs
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of an amateur dramatics company's platinum jubilee will be held later this month
Read moreDetailsA MAJOR shake-up to Britain's roads will start to arrive from next year as the government announces self-driving vehicles can ke to the streets.
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