The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
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Community
Giving Tree appeal launched
Generous borough residents can once again become Santa's 'little helpers' thanks to the Wokingham Giving Tree.
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Concerns over recycling surveillance
A homeowner has accused the managers of the refuse tips and recycling centres in Berkshire of invading his privacy.
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House blessing for new residents
Staff from Linden Homes attended a Hindu house blessing in the home of a new customer at Shinfield Meadows
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St Paul’s Church bazaar was a ‘buzzing’ success
St Paul's Church bazaar was a 'buzzing' success
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Sing with Suzanne, in Charvil
Sing with Suzanne, in Charvil
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Groups urged to apply for grants
A new fund has launched to help residents with lower incomes play a full part in community life.
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Countdown to Wokingham’s Winter Carnival
Wokingham Winter Carnival, a highlight in the town's calendar, is set to take place on Sunday, November 26.
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Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
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Festival of Inclusivity was fun for all in Wokingham
Festival of Inclusivity was fun for all in Wokingham
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