A SPECIAL secret finale is being promised for this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival. The annual event will still be taking place in Wokingham’s town centre on Sunday, November 25, as...
Read moreDetailsTHERE’s a festive football match, a sparkling street fayre, coffee morning with Father Christmas and even a partridge in a pear tree, writes James Hastings. In case there was any...
Read moreDetailsFESTIVE shoppers are being urged to ‘keep it local’ when deciding where to buy their gifts. And there will be even more reason to visit Wokingham town centre than usual...
Read moreDetailsSANTA CLAUS has come to town. On Saturday, the jolly man in the red suit walked through the aisles of Dobbies in Shinfield, bringing some early festive cheer on his...
Read moreDetailsBIG GAME hunters enjoyed the chance to win a bottle, bag a teddy bear and try the lucky dip thanks to one of the first winter fayres of the season....
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM remembered the fifth of November … and that the annual torchlit procession started from Shute End this year. Regeneration works in the town centre meant that the parade to...
Read moreDetailsA BUDDING young actor from Wokingham has a secured a major role that will be seen by millions over the coming weeks … he’s appearing alongside Paddington Bear in the...
Read moreDetailsA FILM about the space race in the 1960s is the focus of the Wokingham Film Society’s first November screening. Hidden Figures (PG) looks at the lives of three mathematicians...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY music night will take place at a Shinfield pub this weekend. The Bell and Bottle in School Green is welcoming five-piece band The Undercovers and holding a fundraising...
Read moreDetailsThis Saturday, the annual Wokingham Fireworks event will take place – there’s some changes at the starting point THIS weekend, the night skies will be lit up with pretty displays...
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