SustainFest 2025 at Holme Grange: bigger, better and greener than ever
Wokingham eco festival brings together sustainability, creativity and community
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re3 partners with First Days
The initiative will provide convenient drop-off locations for school uniform donations at re3 recycling centres.
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Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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Horses avoid parking tickets
Around 30 horses and their carts were parked in Market Place.
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Naturally Speaking: What does Friends of the Earth say about Wokingham?
Environmental news and views
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Mayor welcomes new businesses
She welcomes several new businesses.
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Works from Hurst artist on show
She said she creates art to remind us of the wonder in the world.
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Go wild at The Lexicon
A wild new adventure is coming to The Lexicon this summer.
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Church Notes: Mothers care
Words from Wokingham churches
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Honest Motherhood: Goodbye For Now
I'm sat at my dining room table, as I often am, reflecting on previous columns about my children.
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