Town centre gym at risk of closure
Wokingham Borough Council has warned that BXGFit in Peach Place is 'not financially viable'.
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Woodley and Earley artists enjoy record sales of their work
An exhibition of paintings reveals borough talent
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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HOUGH, Caroline Yvonne
Passed away peacefully at St Peter's Hospital on 6th October 2024, aged 58 years. Beloved wife of John and mum to Rose and Joe, daughter of John McGill, Caroline will...
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Karl and Graeme’s 70k Caribbean run raises £100,000
'We've aching bones but full hearts,' they say after their gruelling challenge
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Wave Rangers will help young people to get back to nature, and away from their phones
New educational initiative will immerse youngsters in the natural world to improve their mental health
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Dolphin School pupils lend a hand at Wokingham Foodbank
'You don't need to go far to do some good'
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People struggling with their laptop can find help at a free session
Help is out there for the digitally challenged
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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