Free festive buses plans announced
Wokingham Borough Council will offer free bus travel on the six Saturdays leading up to Christmas.
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Community
Enjoy a good read in Woodford Park’s community library
Enjoy a good read in Woodford Park's community library
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Music from the movies, brass band style
Music from the movies, brass band style
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Housing scheme named best in region
A pioneering temporary accommodation site for homeless families in Wokingham Borough has won industry recognition.
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Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
Wokingham man runs Caribbean marathon for premature babies and sick children
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CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
CLASP members shall go to the Christmas lunch, thanks to WUC
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Remembrance events in Wokingham
Wokingham Town Council has released details of this year's Remembrance Sunday events.
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WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: Kitchen heroes are a vital Link in the borough … and now they’re nominated for an award
the volunteers at the Community Kitchen, part of the Link Visiting Scheme, have been nominated as the Community Project of the Year
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Wokingham Fireworks: sold out event will go ahead
Wokingham Fireworks: sold out event will go ahead
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Headway Thames Valley will celebrate thanks to WUC Christmas Cheer Grant
Headway Thames Valley will celebrate thanks to WUC Christmas Cheer Grant
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