Live from Lower Earley, it’s the quiz of the week
WHEN they said it was a big quiz, they meant it.
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New Woodley Repair Cafe is magic, says Dougal
New Woodley Repair Cafe is magic, says Dougal
Read moreDetailsCAMRA to hold social evening in Wokingham pub
BEER drinkers are invited to a social evening organised by the Berkshire South East branch of the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA).
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Wokingham group meets to discuss pre-war novels
Wokingham group meets to discuss pre-war novels
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Weeks Janet (Hamblin)
Passed away peacefully at Riverview care home on 10th Jan 2024 aged 85 years. Mother of Richard, Susan and Ann. She will be greatly missed by all her Grandchildren and friends.
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Spencers Wood Repair Cafe is National Lottery Grant winner
Spencers Wood Repair Cafe is National Lottery Grant winner
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Homes plan refused in Swallowfield
Wokingham Borough Council has refused an application to build 81 homes on a site in Swallowfield.
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Honest Motherhood: Hello 2024
It's 3.25pm and thanks to a dear friend, I've managed to get out of the school run. This is an excellent 2024 win already
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Tabletop takeover tickets selling fast
Wokingham Town Council has invited Eclectic Games of Reading for a day of tabletop board gaming.
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Get bowled over at WADE
A skittles night is being organised by WADE.
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