Wassail! Dance marks start of orchard restoration project
The event marked the start of a community-led project to restore the community orchard planted in Winnersh Meadows in 2011.
Read moreDetailsThe event marked the start of a community-led project to restore the community orchard planted in Winnersh Meadows in 2011.
Read moreDetailsMUMS can enjoy a drink on the house this Mothering Sunday, thanks to a Wokingham town centre venue. Sit & Sip, which is based in Peach Place, is offering a...
Read moreDetailsWhiteknights EnsembleMarch 8, 2020Leighton Park Schoolwww.whiteknightsensemble.org.uk Leighton Park School was the setting for a particularly pleasant evening of music on Sunday evening. The recently formed Whiteknights Ensemble – a wind...
Read moreDetailsTo all my amazing customers. I have decided after 14 fantastic years of running The Ivy of Sonning that it’s time for me to move on to pastures new. I...
Read moreDetailsA PUPIL from a Wokingham secondary school is in self-isolation on advice of Public Health England after a family member came down with the coronavirus. The school remains fully open,...
Read moreDetailsWork started on Friday to build a tree-lined green bridge which can be used by pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and wildlife.
Read moreDetailsThe new location in the Royal British Legion’s building is the first step in the council’s plans to link the borough’s library services with community centre activities in Arborfield.
Read moreDetailsA PERFORMANCE of Faure’s Requiem will take place in Wokingham Baptist Church on Saturday, March 14. Sing Healthy Choir say that the concert will be performed in the chamber version...
Read moreDetailsSKITTLES will be … well, skittled thanks to a fun evening taking place in Barkham later this month. The Barkham Village Residents Association is holding the event on Saturday, March...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at some of the latest research into ancient Egypt will be the focus of the next meeting of the Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society. The Egyptian Exploration Society...
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