Wokingham man completes the London Marathon for the British Heart Foundation
And for his friend's dad
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The borough ‘acts on dementia’ in solidarity
Access activities and support at two information days
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Alexander Spiers Young
Passed away peacefully at home in Meachen Court on 21st April 2024, aged 80 years. A much-loved brother. He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. Funeral...
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Kathryn’s a champion runner for her family
Mission London Marathon accomplished
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A new seminar aims to help people embrace retirement with purpose and vitality
Hear hear inspiring stories of post-career fulfilment
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Dog Trouble fun day
A Wokingham charity is getting ready for its latest fundraising event.
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Wokingham Walk was a splash in the park
Cheerful walkers braved more than just puddles
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CLASP Wokingham actitivies: from gardening and dancing, to puzzles and swimming
Members have plenty to choose from
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CLASP members make a splash
Their huge achievement has raised £1,500 for the group
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