Pre-loved fashion event will support First Days Children’s Charity
Fashionistas should save the date
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Community
Free performance in Elms Field
Theatre in the Park returns to Wokingham tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsGrant gives every child a chance to shine
Apply now for a Brighter Futures award to enrich a youngster's life
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Smaller bins not an option
'The provision of 180-litre bins is the standard size container for the majority of households in the borough.'
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Visit a Green Fair in Earley on Saturday
Free fun is promised for all the family
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War of words over local plan
The feisty exchange revolved around the document that will include a strategy for development throughout the borough.
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New grant means stability for Wokingham charities
Charity Champions award supports organisations' day-to-day costs, allowing them to get on with what they do best
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Family fun in the sun benefits animal charity
SAFE Horses event delights crowds in Wokingham
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Please give us your wood off-cuts for the birds, says charity
Plea to timber merchants, builders and recycling centres to help support wildlife project
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