Tesco grants boost Wokingham charities
The store's Stronger Starts scheme supports three good causes
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Community
Spokesperson role for Wokingham Conservative Pauline
Pauline Jorgensen has been selected as the parliamentary spokesperson for Earley and Woodley.
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‘Waste of money’ claims dismissed over Wokingham community project
Claims that the Forest of Imagination project is a "waste of taxpayers' money" have been vehemently denied.
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Wokingham’s May Fayre was really cool! (and a great community event)
Despite a chilly day thousands enjoyed a fun day out
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The bells will ring out for VE Day in Wokingham this week
Listen out for them on Thursday evening
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Wokingham Hookers decorate Arborfield for VE Day
Look out for their beautiful crocheted memorials
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CLASP members can enjoy discussions and gardening
Talks, walks, and gardening forks make May a fun month
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Young writers can meet children’s author Eva Wong Nava
Find her at a free event in Lower Earley
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Don’t miss WADE’s Summer Fair
A fun family fundraiser to put in your diary
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Twyford woman conquers London Marathon for deaf children
Twyford resident Ellie Hemmings conquered the London Marathon in support of the National Deaf Children's Society on Sunday 27 April.
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