Thank you for making Christmas with Wokingham’s Giving Tree
No child will go without this Christmas, thanks to Wokingham's Giving Tree appeal.
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Spreading festive cheer in Finchampstead
Teachers at Nine Mile Ride Primary spread Christmas cheer with their festive music video.
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Berkshire elves jump around for charity event
County Carers raised more than £1,300 through its festive fundraiser.
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Half of Brits planning for Christmas Day takeaway
According to Foodhub, almost half of the UK plans to order a takeaway on Christmas Day.
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Bus timetables are changing this Christmas
Reading Buses is operating with reduced levels of service this Christmas.
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From the editor: Haven’t we been here before?
Throughout lockdown, Wokingham.Today will continue to publish every week.
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Double winter wishes in Bracknell
The Lexicon doubled its prizes winners for its Christmas campaign after an overwhelming amount of nominations.
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READERS’ POETRY: Zoom
Readers' Poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 23, 2020.
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TIER 4 makes it a bleak midwinter
Wokingham borough could be in Tier 4 for more than a month, says Wokingham Borough Council health leader.
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See out the year with some Covid carols
Here's a selection of Covid-inspired carols to see away the year with.
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