Keep Mobile Community Transport needs a new home
Can you help the charity find new premises?
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Community
Free children’s fun day set for May
The event will take place at Langborough recreation ground on Saturday, May 25.
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New collaboration for The Chequers
The highlight is Gemma Ogston's best known dishes
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First Days receives beautiful handmade quilts
The charity thanks local crafters for their generous donation
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Wokingham boccia group is bowled over
Thanks to support from many quarters their sport can continue
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St Paul’s Church is now in miniature!
Thanks to a model-making group, the Wokingham landmark is now small enough to be transported in a car
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CLASP members delight their audience with joy-filled variety show
Disability myths were busted by the group's onstage talent
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‘Best ever pub pie’ coming to Wokingham
It will be available from April 17.
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St Paul’s goes to St Paul’s
Wokingham church choir sings at St Paul's Cathedral
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham churches
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