Rotary donation allows nine charities to help more people in need
Maiden Erlegh group shares its charity golf proceeds
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Community
The Great #Woky Pub Quiz is back
Expect a night of brain wracking fun for charity
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What have you done today to make you feel proud?
Wokingham Volunteers celebrate 50 years of supporting the community
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Free concert tonight
The Makeshifts will perform in Emmbrook this evening.
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Pride of Wokingham Lions: Club announces new president
The group is set to 'continue to thrive' under Andy Goffin's leadership
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Try some wicked singing with a Charvil choir
The Project Singers are holding two afternoons of music for female voices
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Wokingham welcomes a new mini-mayor
Celia has been chosen for this year's coveted position.
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MPs act to quell fears
The 'atmosphere of fear' following recent national riots has been addressed by local politicians.
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Wokingham choir invites the borough to sing
Try their open rehearsal
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Charvil choir is a singer short for its winter wonderland of songs
The group seeks an alto for its Christmas concert
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