Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Care home celebrates National Scrabble Day
Staff and residents get competitive with words
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Terence Malcolm Bailey
Passed away peacefully at home on 1st April 2024, aged 85 years. Much loved husband of Chris, father to Theresa, Dale, Lisa and Sam. He will sadly be missed by...
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First Wokingham Repair Cafe a huge success
A teddy, hoovers, a handbag were among the fixers' first challenges
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Friends step out to raise funds for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
Dave and John thank the charity they say gave them a future
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Cafe plans approved for empty unit
A former barber in Wokingham will be converted it into a cafe.
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Childhood trauma support for every Wokingham school
Teachers are urged to sign up now
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Wokingham gains new landmark as charity puts down roots
Willow to become a meeting point for Me2 Club members
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Things can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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Last chance to register for walk
The annual Wokingham Walk, organised by Wokingham Lions, will take place on Sunday, April 28.
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