Do the locomotion: ride on a miniature railway
Find family fun at Pinewood Centre
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Community
Plans to replace decaying clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club has submitted plans to demolish the existing building, and replace it with a structure that will allow the club to continue.
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Charity challenge for Mark
Mark Ashwell is taking on the '24 peaks in 24 hours' challenge.
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What a hoot: Owls bring joy to care home residents
Beautiful birds visit Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court
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SustainFest details are revealed
Holme Grange School has announced details of its upcoming sustainable festival.
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Runners rush to sign artwork at First Days colourful fundraiser
Five hundred raise £4,000 for the charity
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New library in Twyford to open next month
The library is moving from its existing dated site off Polehampton Close to a new home.
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Our House celebrates 10 years of support for young people
A birthday gift could help maintain the group's activities
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MP visits Winnersh school
Sir John Redwood, MP for Wokingham, thanked the school for their work with pupils with special needs.
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Learn more about the council
Wokingham residents are invited to chat to discover more about Wokingham town council this weekend.
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