Discover an epic tale of sacrifice, love and redemption in Wokingham
Wokingham Youth Theatre reveals the best and worst of times, in A Tale of Two Cities
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Community
Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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‘Wokingham needs a new bike shop’ say cyclists – here it is!
De Novo Velo, the town's newest two-wheeled store opens this weekend
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Welcoming the lunar new year
Hundreds of people ushered in the year of the snake
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Wokingham Railway Club takes the San Francisco trolleybus
Members will hear a talk about the West Coast city's transport system at their next meeting
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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World Cancer Day marked with curry and cup cakes
Wokingham fundraising Coppa-Curry Night a great success
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Schools invited to apply for arts grants
Any local school can apply for a grant by completing a simple form.
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Ever thought of joining the Women’s Institute?
Woodley Central WI meets monthly
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Help a young person achieve their dream – but hurry
Last chance to apply for Wokingham United Charities Bright Futures Fund
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