IN THE COMMUNITY: Uzbekistan and the Rose Street Connection
While silk weaving in Wokingham ended in 1832, the craft survived in Khiva until the Soviet occupation of Uzbekistan in 1921, when it was discouraged
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IN THE COMMUNITY: West Forest Townswomen’s Guild celebrate birthday and learning about the life of Lord Nuffield
West Forest Townswomen?s Guild met in Emmbrook Village Hall on February 17th to celebrate their 54th birthday.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh celebrates its 20th Charter Lunch
We were very pleased to be able to get together to celebrate the 20th Charter of our club, over two-course lunch at Sonning Golf Course
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POETRY CORNER: March
POETRY CORNER: March. To send us your poetry, email: news@wokingham.today
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WADE 150 Club winners for March revealed
ON FRIDAY, March 4, WADE held its latest draw in its 150 Club lottery and the prize pot has expanded due to extra members signing up
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Twyford artist looks forward to spring exhibitions
Richard Conway-Jones is planning two exhibitions of his work May.
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IN THE GARDEN: IT STARTS WITH A SEED
March brings some sunny days to tempt gardeners back into the garden and many of us are really aching for Spring now
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: Opportunities to help people in Wokingham borough as seen in Wokingham.Today of March 3, 2022
Opportunities to help people in Wokingham borough
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Craft Theory event to celebrate the best of Reading’s breweries with two-day festival
The Grumpy Goat, based in Smelly Alley, is teaming up with South Street Arts Centre for the return of a two-day festival,
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Royal Berkshire Hospital reduce wait times for eye surgery
Royal Berkshire Hospital tackles eye surgery backlog in two-week push
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