Residents hear plans for 1,000+ homes
Developers were on hand to answer questions at the event.
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Community
Song and stories in Twyford
The performance was led by the choir's inspiring musical director Helen Styles.
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Get messy in Lower Earley
Enjoy fun, food, stories and crafts at Messy church
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Saying it with flowers at a Wokingham horticultural show
New faces, budding talent, and a riot of colour and perfume filled St Paul's Parish Rooms
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Wade Fair enjoyed ‘glorious weather’
Visitors flocked to the Wokingham fundraising event
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Wokingham Bikeathon was a sunny success
An event at the weekend drew smiles and thumbs up from participants
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Get the most from your tech in Lower Earley
Expert advice is available each month
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Test your brain power
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Beat the Street nears 100,000 miles
More than 13,550 people have signed up to play the Beat the Street Wokingham game.
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