Choir’s concert was a musical feast
The concert programme included, O For The Wings Of A Dove
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Community
Dennis Eyriey, trustee at Wokingham United Charities steps down
After 39 years of service, Dennis calls for new volunteers
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Volunteers love working with ABC to read
Join the team to help make more 'best moments'
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Woodley care home plans set for approval
A Woodley GP surgery would be put under 'significant' pressure if plans to build a new care home are approved tonight.
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Last chance for May Fayre stalls
Wokingham Lions has some last-minute availability for non-food stalls at the Wokingham May Fayre.
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£25,000? You must be having a laugh
Borough charities benefit from Woky Comedy Nights
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Help Charvil wombles tidy up
Volunteers wanted to clean up a corner of the borough
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Wokingham pub property for sale
The home of one of Wokingham's most well-known pubs has been put up for sale.
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Find out about volunteering at a fair in Lower Earley
Discover how you can help your community
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Face painter sought
Winnersh Parish Council is searching for a face painter for its summer fete.
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