Get set for the Twyford donkey derby
The event at Twford Recreation Ground will take place on Sunday, June 16.
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Community
Happiness is a walk in the park
A Wellbeing walking group meets weekly for relaxed rambles
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New chapter for Twyford library
It is intended that the new library will be open ready for the school half-term at the end of May.
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Wokingham Positive Difference is ‘where the magic happens’
People from the worlds of business, government, and community celebrated WPD's 100th event
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Young cyclist Dexter is making oui-ly good progress
An 11 year old fundraiser is on a mission to reach Paris
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St Patrick’s Day fun for Lower Earley residents
Residents and staff at Austen House in Lower Earley celebrated all things Irish.
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‘inspirational teacher’ Jenny Brown retires from Woodley Festival
Music gala's choral chair will be much missed
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Haiku arts event. Bring poems to Art Space, Earley
On theme of water
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There’s fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Children can play and sing while parents enjoy coffee and a chat at Kings Kiddies
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Scrapp app to boost recycling
The app encourages its users to search for recycling guidance.
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