Church Notes: A kingdom within us
Words from Wokingham churches
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Community
Opening date for Arborfield supermarket revealed
The store off Nine Mile Ride Extension will be easily accessible by foot or bicycle.
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Banking hub approved for Crowthorne
The proposal will provide a cash facility within the village.
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Padel and tennis courts plans approved
The plans were widely supported during the consultation period.
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More children can look forward to a brighter future thanks to Wokingham United Charities
Funding for after-school activities continues for another year
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Hurst Show’s stunning new attractions
Stunning BMX bike riders doing somersaults in the air, cheerleaders and a climbing wall were just some of the new attractions at Hurst Show
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All change at Rotary Club of Wokingham
The new additions highlight the club's continued growth and relevance in the local community.
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A Marvellous tribute act festival
The Marvellous Festival is set for the weekend of July 18-20.
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First winners of community lottery
A number of players matched two numbers and won three extra tickets.
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Sixth form expansion starts soon
Students and staff have helped shape the design and facilities.
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