Plans revealed for town centre restaurant
RYND, which occupied the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, announced its intention to cease operations last month.
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TV presenter launches auction to help victims of domestic violence
Anouska opens Kaleidoscopic UK's first silent charity auction
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Knit, stitch and natter in Wokingham
Join a group of sewers and stichers to chat as you work
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Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
Ramblers will walk for wellbeing in Dinton Pastures
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham library group may be for you
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Love scrabble?
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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A fruity day for Austen House residents
World Health Day was an opportunity for some exotic fruit tasting
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
All are welcome
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Arts4Wokingham runners smash Brighton Marathon with identical results
Stuart and Anne ran a race to remember
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Peace vigil in Wokingham next month
White flowers will be laid in memory of known and named conscientious objectors.
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