Me2Club urgently appeals for support to continue
Summer party highlights how crucial it is to the families it serves
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Community
New deacons Lucy, Matthew and Kajsa begin their ministry in the borough
Bishop Steven prays for them to have 'big hearts'
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The Barberettes Shine at International Choir Competition in Europe
Local group placed among top ranks of 19 choirs from 14 countries
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Legends to mark Town’s 150th season
West Ham legend Alan Devonshire and his former team mate and ex-England international Phil Parkes are set to attend.
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The Link asks for help to demonstrate the value of its work
The loneliness charity wants to hear from supporters and members
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Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Wokingham Borough Council summer waste tips
Coping with waste in warm weather
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Karl Thompson to run again for sick infants in the Caribbean
Wokingham resident gets ready for an island challenge
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Enjoy a spectacular afternoon tea of indulgent chocolate and sparkles
Tickets are now available for Alexander Devine's sparkling September event
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First super draw set for Saturday
There are more than a dozen prizes up for grabs.
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