Discuss the environment with People Planet Pint Wokingham
Share your ideas with like-minded people
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Community
Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can help
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Organisation lights a candle of friendship in Maiden Erlegh
Inner Wheel group celebrates its centenary
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Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
Ramblers will walk for wellbeing and fun in Dinton Pastures
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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Councillor tackles ‘horrible’ graffiti
Andy Croy, who is both a town and borough councillor, took matters into his own hands.
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Final preparations being made as Wokingham Lions Club looks forward to annual May Fair
Expect fun in the sun - here's hoping!
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Best friend fur-ever embark on fundraising walkies
The duo will also be undertaking challenges together throughout the year.
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First day ticket frenzy for Wargrave festival
Long queues formed from early last Saturday morning ahead of the start of sales.
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Wokingham day centre celebrates new facilities
There's 'always someone to talk to' at Wade day centre
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