A LOCAL choir is inviting people to make a date to come and sing with them. Twyford Singers, which usually rehearses at URC hall in Church Street in the village...
Read moreDetailsOLD KING COLE was a merry old soul who called for his fiddlers – and we reckon if he was still alive today he would be calling for members of...
Read moreDetailsActress Sam Rogers and singer Fiona Cox want to entertain you – and their new business can do just that. The budding entrepreneurial couple from Auckland Road, Earley, have set...
Read moreDetailsThe ale was created just for Heritage Day on Saturday, September 14, when the town centre will be hosting a fun-filled day to celebrate eight centuries of the market
Read moreDetailsSmiling is amazing for us and the people we come into contact with. After being away last week with my family, it was glaringly obvious yet again to see the...
Read moreDetailsIT’S AN honour - that’s the verdict of Wokingham Borough’s council leader over raising the rainbow flag in support of LGBTQ+ rights
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL celebration was held earlier this summer to mark the 75th birthday of a much-loved community stalwart. Joseph Davidson – known as Joe – who is a member of...
Read moreDetailsSlimming World held its Woman of the Year competition in all the Wokingham groups last week. Across the Wokingham Salvation Army, Winnersh and Woosehill the winners lost over 40 stone in...
Read moreDetailsHungry? Donut worry -- food delivery service Deliveroo launched in Wokingham today and will be handing out hundreds of free doughnuts this Saturday in the town centre to celebrate. The...
Read moreDetailsBEER and sport lovers will be able to combine their two favourite interests thanks to a special event taking place in neighbouring Henley next month
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