Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
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Tickets and line-up released for Wokingham Festival
Tickets are now on sale for one of the highlights of Wokingham's events calendar.
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Green Park gets even greener
Green Park gets even greener
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HOPKINS, Gill
Gill Hopkins, passed away on the 11th February 2024 peacefully at Sonning Gardens Care Home. Memorial service is at 2:30pm on the 15th April at Reading Quaker Meeting House, 2...
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DENHAM-(Doreen)
Peacefully passed away with all of her family around her on the 14th of February aged 64 years. She was a much loved mother by her 5 children Kerry Paul...
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Local RSPB group will teach you to bird watch
Local RSPB group will teach you to bird watch
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Get things fixed in Woodley
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
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Boots debuts new recycling scheme
Wokingham and Woodley are two of the first towns in the country to benefit from a new recycling initiative.
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POETRY CORNER: I hear the wind’s whisper
I hear the wind's whisper, a promise it won't keep, I hear the wind's whisper, sending dreams in my sleep.
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