Birdwatching in our countryside
The next walk is on Saturday February 1.
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Fun and games at Dinton for home-educated children
Enjoy six weeks of fun and learning outdoors
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Wokingham and Reading schools needed for NHS research
Help wanted to test new child-centred profiling tool
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ANNIE TODD
Born Anne Patricia Ovenden on 13th May 1957 in Coulsdon, Surrey. It is with heartfelt sadness to announce that Annie passed away peacefully at the royal Berkshire hospital on 1st...
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More people are going to church suggest early estimates
Attendance figures are up, with more children attending
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NHS shares patient testimony amid drive for over-50s to use at-home bowel cancer test kits
The NHS in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Buckinghamshire is sharing the testimony of a patient in order to encourage at home cancer tests
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Wokingham care home residents put on their blue suede shoes
Elvis fans remember the king of rock
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Adult education courses can help you get ready for the workplace
Wokingham Borough Council offers a range of subjects to choose from
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Volunteer recruitment fair
Wokingham Volunteer Centre is holding a recruitment fair.
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Next NHS ICB meeting taking place next week
The next Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board public meeting is set to take place on Tuesday, January 14
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