CLASP members: Dinton Pastures heroes
Litter pickers help to keep the park tidy
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Community
Book lovers in Wokingham to discuss two American writers
Learn about the work of TS Eliot and Ezra Pound at a literary meeting
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Find the joy of reading aloud – at two libraries
Share a love of language and literature with others
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Love was in the air at Winnersh Dance Club
Winnersh Dance Club celebrated Valentine's Day with romantic waltzes
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Town Councillors show love for Wokingham as they get spring cleaning
Andy Croy and Annette Medhurst spruce up the town's road signage
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham churches
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Stories from the repair cafe: The Gift of Time
Wokingham writer's short story, inspired by a broken clock
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Leaders wanted, to help make lasting memories for growing Scouting movement
Have fun and make a difference as a volunteer
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Here’s where new football pitches are planned
Details of how the current shortfall of eight artificial pitches will be filled.
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