IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners’ Club
At our May meeting Mark Dodd came to tell us about Wellington College. The grounds are very large, covering 404 acres or 163 hectares. Apart from the gardens and quads,...
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper of May 16
ABC to Read believe life is better when everyone can read and express themselves confidently. Our trained reading mentors provide children with the skills and confidence they need to do...
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Wokingham’s ‘used-to’ musicians encouraged to pick up their instruments once again
Dust off your keyboards, polish your flutes and prepare to rediscover your musical talents with an exciting training programme coming to Wokingham. The YouTooMusic project is giving used-to musicians another...
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: Make the most of reflection
What a rollercoaster of a week for me and mainly due to the football. By now, you will fully know I am a huge Liverpool fan and have been through...
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Open day at Harris Gardens helps work of cancer charity
Good weather attracted crowds to an open garden session at Harris Gardens on Sunday, May 12. Local charity Friends of the Harris Garden hosted the fun afternoon of plant sales,...
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Wokingham borough mayor declares new Peach Place tasting rooms open for business
Wokingham beer and gin fans flocked to sample the beverages on offer at the grand opening of Sit & Sip Tasting Room. The Tasting Room is one of the first...
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Special yoga day marks launch of new studio in Wokingham’s Holme Grange Craft Village
Downward dogs and mindfulness were among the many relief methods practised at a special yoga event on Saturday, May 11. To celebrate the opening of their new studio, Sarvanga Yoga...
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Crowthorne’s new fire station will be real teamwork as police, fire brigade and community groups come together
PLANS for a new fire station in Crowthorne are all systems go, following a special groundbreaking ceremony last week. Members of the Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service were joined...
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Wokingham Borough Council are hoping that a perfect 10 will step up to fostering
WOKINGHAM Borough Council needs 10 more local foster families for children and young people in care. Now it has organised a special drop-in event to give prospective foster parents information...
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CITIZENS ADVICE WOKINGHAM: Come along to our open days
Thank you to all those who have submitted feedback on our public consultation available on our website - www.citizensadvicewokingham.org.uk/feedback We are very interested to hear your thoughts and comments on...
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