Sue Ryder urges people to donate unwanted Christmas gifts to support hospice care
The charity Sue Ryder is encouraging people to donate unwanted Christmas presents to its local shops to help raise funds
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Community
Wade Christmas lunch: comfort and joy for older residents
A festive party for 80 people went ahead, thanks to the kindness of a local business
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Families find fun, Food and Father Christmas at the Grub Club
Wokingham United Charities funds an all-age festive party at the Cornerstone
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South Berkshire Singers perform to full house
Their Christmas concert raises more than £3,000 for charity
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Christmas magic comes to life at Shinfield View Care Home
A Berkshire care home has brought festive cheer to its local community with a special Christmas Grotto, raising funds for children's charity
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Bracknell Forest Council faces key choice on autism school provision
Bracknell Forest borough council has said it is considering how best to support the education, learning and wellbeing of young people with autism.
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Say goodbye to your tree responsibly
If you have a real Christmas tree, here's how to recycle it in Wokingham borough.
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Tabletop takeover tickets on sale
Tickets go on sale today (January 2) for Wokingham town council's next table top takeover event.
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Share the pleasure of poems and stories read out loud
A Finchampstead book club meets to discuss big life issues
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Looking for ideas for your winter walk in Wokingham borough?
If you want to get active over the break, Wokingham borough council has lots of information .
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