Austen House residents enjoy Mexican themed day
Sombreros and burritos were the order of the day
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Young cyclist Dexter contributes to mental health film
He's keen to share the benefits of sport
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend
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Garden donation from Squire’s
Wokingham In Need was chosen to receive a Love Where You Live Award for 2024.
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POETRY CORNER: Thanks to me
I'd had a bad day from The first moment I awoke So to try to unwind ... I headed for a long hot soak.
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A talk will get people buzzing in Wokingham
Hear about the secrets of bees at a gardening club meeting
Read moreDetailsIN THE COMMUNITY: Arts Society Wokingham explore cinema from the rubble
Benedict Morrison led members and guests of the Arts Society Wokingham on a thoroughly enjoyable romp through British post-war cinema
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today of May 9, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Tree saved after plans to fell refused
The tree in Milton Road was issued with an order to protect its future.
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Swallowfield loaf voted best in Britain
The "Uncle Tom Cobbler n'all" was crowned the top product in the Seeded Sourdough category.
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