An ancient event with an important task
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames, took place last week.
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Get ready to chalk the town red, blue, yellow, green….
Chalk About It community art returns to Wokingham
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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Hub hopes for a fostering boost
There is an urgent need to recruit more people to provide safe, loving and local homes for children.
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Wargrave historians enjoyed a model day out in Dorchester
A museum, an abbey, and afternoon tea completed the trip
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Rainbow flags brightened the town centre on Saturday
Wokingham Pride was 'such an excellent day'
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Do you have school uniform that needs adjusting?
A group in Spencers Wood can help
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
Find Monthly discussion and friendship at the library
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Jeffrey Barker Crowther
Jeffrey Barker Crowther, ‘Jeff’ to family and friends, passed away peacefully at the Royal Berkshire Hospital on 8.07.24. Born on 14.03.1949 in Todmorden, (now in West Yorkshire), Jeff grew up...
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Dr Who lot goes down under
Bidders from Australia were among the winners at a Wokingham auction.
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