GARNHAM Mavis Yvonne
Passed peacefully away at West Oak Care Home on the 2Nd August 2023 aged 98. Much loved Wife, of The Late Albert, Mother of Vivienne and Stephen. Grandmother to Nicola,...
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Brits are at their happiest when relaxing in a pub garden
MILLIONS of Brits named pub gardens as their ultimate summer happy place, a nationwide survey revealed.
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Home care service launched to help empower the elderly
A NEW home care service has been launched in Winnersh, which will look to enable elderly and vulnerable people.
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Check smoke alarms to save lives
Check smoke alarms to save lives
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Winnersh boy’s epic cycle ride will support hedgehogs
Winnersh boy's epic cycle ride will support hedgehogs
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Walk for wellbeing every Tuesday in Finchampstead
Walk for wellbeing every Tuesday in Finchampstead
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Mothers Union to host dementia talk
Mothers Union to host dementia talk
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Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
Chalk About It street art returns to Wokingham
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All Saints Wild Worship: Finding God in the outdoors
All Saints Wild Worship: Finding God in the outdoors
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CLASP Wokingham: how does your garden grow?
CLASP Wokingham: how does your garden grow?
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