Interested in social justice? Join a free Lent course
Interested in social justice? Join a free Norreys course
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Speedwatch seeks volunteers
Speedwatch is a national initiative which enables volunteers to assist in policing the speeds of vehicles in their area.
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
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‘Madness’ of 148-homes plan
Claims that development in the area is 'destroying villages and towns'.
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Dog search and rescue team in the spotlight
Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs is an organisation that's on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Council calls for clarity over fund
The scheme has helped the most vulnerable residents in the borough.
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Fame for Wokingham
Wokingham appeared as an answer in a recent Times newspaper crossword puzzle.
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Want to make new friends? Try FBC’s cafe
Want to make new friends? Try FBC's cafe
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Love was in the air at Austen House
Staff and residents at the care home celebrated the day of love
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Wokingham volunteer fair enjoys ‘phenomenal’ response
Wokingham volunteer fair enjoys 'phenomenal' response
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