Bringing Twyford together for Christmas
Christmas came to Twyford on Friday evening.
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Community
Siren welcomes Santa
Santa Claus made a welcome visit to Siren Tap Yard's annual Christmas Fayre on Saturday.
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There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas
There will be gifts on the tree for children this Christmas, thanks to the borough's generosity
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Wokingham ranked fourth happiest place to live
The index, now in its 12th year, asked more than 26,000 residents how they feel about their area.
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Events to mark 50 years of Lions Club
Next year will mark the 50th anniversary for what has become a Wokingham institution.
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No excuse for violence against women, say speakers at a Wokingham vigil
No excuse for violence against women, say speakers at a Wokingham vigil
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Princess of Wales invites Lyn and Claire to her carol service at Westminster Abbey
Princess of Wales invites Lyn and Claire to her carol service at Westminster Abbey
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Elaine can visit the shops again, thanks to WUC and the Lions
Elaine can visit the shops again, thanks to WUC and the Lions
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CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
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Lights go on in Twyford
Former Prime Minister, and local resident, Teresa May helped switch on the Christmas lights in Twyford.
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