Cash boost for Reading-based homeless charity
Sadaka, a homelessness charity based in Reading, has received a cash boost.
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Maestros put on charity show
Music charity Berkshire Maestros is hosting an online extravaganza this year - Play Your Heart Out.
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CHURCH NOTES: Joy
Church Notes as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020.
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Interact Club’s planting to raise polio awareness
Students from Waingels College in Woodley celebrate the planting of crocus bulbs, which will flower in the spring.
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FROM THE COURTS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020
News from the local courts as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 26, 2020.
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Borough council launches free mental health workshops
Wokingham Borough Council has launched the Recovery College, a mental health service to support residents.
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Help musicians this Advent
A group of musicians have produced a musical advent calendar, thanks to Helen Styles.
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‘Greedy’ council is charging for virtual fair says business owner
A local business owner has called Wokingham Borough Council "greedy and cynical" for charging people to advertise at the Virtual Christmas Fair.
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Businesses feel the pinch of lockdown, says enterprise group
The local business community is beginning to feel the impact of second lockdown, according to Thames Valley Berkshire.
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Support for sexual abuse victims in the Thames Valley
Victims First is working with Thames Valley Police to help victims of sexual abuse seek support.
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