RESIDENTS at a Wokingham care home celebrated Burns Night last month. West Oak care home marked the occasion on a smaller scale than normal, with a dinner of haggis, neeps...
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY, February 5, WADE held its latest draw in its 150 Club lottery. The draw aims to help replace lost finances as a result of coronavirus cancelling many of...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU’RE looking for something to do this weekend, why not try your hand at stargazing? Countryside charity CPRE is asking Wokingham residents to take part in its annual Star...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire trade body R3 says coronavirus measures have "deferred" the impact of the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsRoast Wokingham has begun delivering from Wokingham Cricket Club, as the business continues to grow.
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD families can enjoy a dog-themed treasure trail. The council’s My Journey team has organised the hunt at the California Country Park, with the closing date on Sunday, February 14....
Read moreDetailsMessage just in from Craig Titley, South Hill Park’s chief executive: “Hello, I wanted to thank and congratulate the Rotary Club on behalf of South Hill Park Arts Centre for...
Read moreDetailsAnybody aged 70 and over in Wokingham borough is being urged to book a coronavirus vaccination as soon as possible.
Read moreDetailsEXTRA support has just become available for businesses in Wokingham borough. The council’s Additional Restrictions Grant (Discretionary) Scheme has launched a second phase. It is to support businesses impacted by...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of friends from Wokingham and Bracknell tackled the rain, snow and ice last month to cover 200 miles for a Sue Ryder. Anne Marie Jackson, Anuszka Ransley, Geraldine...
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