Sally Army’s hot lunches gets more than a little help
Wokigham Tesco has been helping the Salvation Army provide hot meals to vulnerable people.
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Interactive map helps promote off-road cycling
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a series of interactive cycling maps.
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Escape from it all with an ultimate game night
Escape Hunt is inviting residents to take part in a festive puzzler to tackle loneliness.
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HEALTH WATCH WOKINGHAM: Looking after mental health over the festive season
Health Watch Wokingham offers its tips for looking after mental health over the festive season.
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HARRY’S WORLD: One week to go
Harry's World as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
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Beechwood PTA organise Woodley Christmas tree trail
The Woodley Christmas Tree Trail has returned, and includes 25 trees around town.
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Starring role for Simon’s Wood in new prog-rock music video
Kepler Ten filmed their newest music video in Simon's Wood in Finchampstead.
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Crosfields welcomes Santa’s reindeer
Pupils at Crosfields School met with two reindeer last week.
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Take part in ‘Selfless Santa’ this year
Businesses are being told to take part in 'Selfless Santa' this year to support the vulnerable.
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Coronavirus prompts ‘digital revolution’, says broadband provider
Thanks to the internet, more people are improving their health and wellbeing online, says Gigaclear.
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