Berkshire MS Therapy Centre celebrates its volunteers
The organisation holds a summer garden party during Volunteers Week
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Community
‘Strong community feel and independent high street’: Wokingham named among Britain’s happiest places to live once again
Wokingham has been named one of the happiest places to live in Great Britain, according to a new national ranking.
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All aboard the Earley Community Bus
New vehicle means social groups can continue to enjoy low-cost transport
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Enjoy Summer Fun at Holme Grange Craft Village
Come to Wokingham's independent outlet village for a family day out
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Wokingham Ale Trail launched
Wokingham Publican Carol Williams cuts the ribbon to launch what is the the inaugural Wokingham Ale Trail.
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Enchanting show coming to Elms Field
The family show Letters to the Fairies is coming to Wokingham's Theatre in the Park on July 18.
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Help your dad this Father’s Day, say fixing volunteers
Get something repaired for him, at Lambs Lane Repair Cafe
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Why are hundreds demanding action over this Wokingham road closure?
A petition is calling on Wokingham borough council, and its contractor Balfour Beatty, to restore safe pedestrian access from Easthampstead Road
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Charity Champions grant from WUC boosts The Cowshed and HomeStart for a third year
Wokingham United Charities adds bonus year to their support for both organisations
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Funding for trauma recovery programme will help children bounce back
Berkshire Freemasons generously support PACT
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