CORONAVIRUS: Grant scheme opens to help community groups
The Berkshire Community Foundation has launched a new round of coronavirus grant applications for charities.
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How to make a success of Dry January
Heart Research UK has shared some tips and tricks for making a success of Dry January.
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Enjoy Wokingham’s latest hits this weekend
This week's Wokingham Loves Music's top 10 playlist, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Vaccinations: So far, so good as roll-out continues across borough
Cllr Charles Margetts says it's so far, so good as the coronavirus vaccine is rolled out across Wokingham borough.
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Yes, January is a good time to get into the garden
Squires Garden Centres says January is a great time to get out in the garden.
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CORONAVIRUS: Hurst charity launches IT appeal for children
First Days Children's Charity has launched an appeal to donate IT equipment to children across Wokingham borough.
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In need of some homeschooling help?
Anna Whitehouse shares her homeschooling tips and tricks.
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In the kitchen with Freely Fruity: Leftover Winter Vegetable Soup
This week's recipe from Freely Fruity, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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CORONAVIRUS: ‘The country can be normal by autumn’
Professor Ben Cowling, the coronavirus expert from Sonning, says life may be back to normal by September.
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New Indian restaurant opens in Peach Place
Dabbawalla, a new Indina takeaway, is opening on Peach Place in Wokingham town centre today.
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