Wokingham Recovery College delivers groups, courses and workshops designed to educate adults about mental health. Sessions teach skills for self-management of wellbeing and cover life skills, creativity and employment. The...
Read moreDetailsA NEW scheme is launching to compensate for environmental damage caused by large-scale developments. Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) is joining a partnership project focusing on “habitat banking”....
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY’S Christmas Fayre is returning this year. The event, which was cancelled last year due to coronavirus, is due to take place on Sunday, December 5. It will run from...
Read moreDetailsWORK to restore The Rose, a historic Wokingham town-centre pub, is continuing, with a view to opening in October. Based in Market Place, The Rose is a Grade II listed...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM restaurateur has issued a rallying cry for diners to stick to their bookings. Charlie Blacker owns Pán, the contemporary Asian restaurant off Peach Street, Wokingham. Founded three years...
Read moreDetailsGET YOUR grill on with Hurst Village Society (HVS) and end the summer on a high this year. On Saturday, September 18, HVS is hosting a family barbecue and cricket...
Read moreDetailsA TESCO food drive has helped Wokingham Foodbank support people in crisis this summer. From Thursday to Saturday last week, donation points were set up across the Finchampstead Road store...
Read moreDetailsMAIDEN Erlegh School has been given a grant to promote art, music and drama subjects. The Silverdale Road school received £750 from The Wokingham Arts Societyto promote creative education. The...
Read moreDetailsTHE RED CARPET was rolled out for school pupils at a special cinema showing last week. Nine Mile Ride Primary, in Finchampstead, held an Oscar-themed event for its year three...
Read moreDetailsA NEW SUPPORT group is starting next month for new parents. Brookside Church will run Baby Space every Tuesday from 10.30am to noon, starting on Tuesday, August 10. It is...
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