CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
Read moreDetailsCLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town Council has released details of this year's Remembrance Sunday events.
Read moreDetailsthe volunteers at the Community Kitchen, part of the Link Visiting Scheme, have been nominated as the Community Project of the Year
Read moreDetailsWokingham Fireworks: sold out event will go ahead
Read moreDetailsHeadway Thames Valley will celebrate thanks to WUC Christmas Cheer Grant
Read moreDetailsHundreds of people took the opportunity to say farewell to a Berkshire institution last weekend.
Read moreDetailsLIKE many people, Graham Powell stepped up when a local charity asked if he could help out.
Read moreDetailsThree cheers for Christmas parties, thanks to Wokingham United Charities
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council cannot afford to lose an estimated £30,000 by offering free parking on Saturdays in the weeks before Christmas.
Read moreDetails"Along with other parents, we just want to thank Diana for her commitment, dedication, for the skills and knowledge she has taught the children"
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