Remembering Ollie with 10 years of Wokingham charity’s fundraising successes
Sarah Simpson and Simon Young set up the Ollie Young Foundation to raise funds for research into potential treatments for brain tumours.
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Meningitis now urges young people to take up lifesaving vaccine
A CHARITY that tackles meningitis is urging young adults to take a potentially lifesaving vaccine.
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Call for more donors as number of people waiting for a heart transplant nearly doubles in a decade
THE NUMBER of people who are waiting for a heart has nearly doubled in a decade.
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Creative writing group returns to Wokingham Library
Igniting Writing, which formed back in 2014, gets together every Saturday, except for the second Saturday of the month and during school holidays.
Read moreDetailsNew Wokingham Winter Carnival organisers welcomed with £10,000 cheque
WOKINGHAM Winter Carnival will have new organisers from 2022 onwards.
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Haiti earthquake survivors can rebuild their lives and access safe drinking water thanks to Freemasons
Hundreds of families badly affected by the recent earthquake in Haiti have access to clean, safe drinking water thanks to a grant from the Freemasons
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PPP urges residents to be wary of storm damage rogue traders
THE PUBLIC Protection Partnership (PPP) has warned residents to be on their guard for rogue traders following recent storms.
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Wokingham’s Doughnut Time opens to hungry queues
On Saturday, February 19, Doughnut Time on Denmark Street opened its doors to a stream of people.
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Wokingham Town Council to hold annual meeting for residents
WOKINGHAM Town Council is to hold its annual meeting next week.
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No charges after car crashes in to Wokingham takeaway
A white Subaru smashed through the windows of Station Fish Bar on Station Road yesterday afternoon, Sunday, February 20.
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