Discover how to contribute to the local community at a free event this weekend
A Wokingham Volunteer Recruitment Fair will offer lots of opportunities to give back
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Berkshire Music Trust launches new choir for young people of all abilities
Youngsters with complex needs can now sing for free online
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Appeal for witnesses to Arborfield robbery
A man was assaulted by multiple people on Whitehall Drive
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Wokingham banking hub is a step closer
A decision could be made in as little as two weeks following last week's visit.
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All Saints Church opens up green conversations at its Earth Fayre
Visitors take the opportunity to chat with eco groups
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California Cross: ‘genuinely equal for pedestrians, cyclists and vulnerable road users’
Why we need to make roads better for everyone - not just car drivers
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‘My flat was heaven sent,’ says Westende resident
Wokingham almshouse residents celebrate 50 years of community
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Revel in the Duo: Romeo Stodart and Ren Havieu set to hit South Street with new musical project
We catch up with Romeo Stodart and Ren Harvieu ahead of their show atSouth Street Arts Centre on Saturday, October 5
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It’s a busy month as usual for members of CLASP Wokingham
The group will meet throughout October with a range of activities on offer
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New group for mature women launches in Wokingham
New members welcome for discussions and friendship
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