Wokingham charity to host Easter Fair next month
Saving Abandoned Fly-Grazing Equines (SAFE) will have a teddy tombola, raffle, crafts, a colouring competition and stalls from local businesses.
Read moreDetailsSaving Abandoned Fly-Grazing Equines (SAFE) will have a teddy tombola, raffle, crafts, a colouring competition and stalls from local businesses.
Read moreDetailsTHE Cancer Support Network is hosting a coffee and chat session in Wokingham this April.
Read moreDetailsThe group will screen Supernova (15) on Thursday, April 28, from 7.30pm
Read moreDetailsTo achieve positive change in our society, we need to encourage young people to bring forward their ideas and be actively involved.
Read moreDetailsI?m proud to say that we have developed something of a family evening routine
Read moreDetailsAN ARTIST who has had five Top 10 hits is preparing to wow audiences at The Hexagon with his latest show.
Read moreDetailsLast week, Nicki Farrell joined a virtual team of six runners to run five marathons in five days for the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.
Read moreDetailsBond Brews is holding its first tap yard event of the year on Saturday, April 2, between noon and 6pm
Read moreDetailsSiren won the Marketing Implementation category at the annual Society of Independent Brewers Business Awards, held on Wednesday, March 16.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-born musician and actor is preparing to tread the boards for a slightly different play this week.
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