TWO CYCLISTS will be travelling for miles in a special fundraising challenge this month. Dale Thomas, a past Wokingham resident with family connections to Woosehill, and his long-term friend Alan...
Read moreDetailsIT’S NOW easier for music lovers to connect, and it’s all thanks to the Wokingham Loves Music playlist. To mark the first anniversary of our weekly collection of tracks, curator...
Read moreDetailsA NEW headteacher will be leading Queen Anne’s School, in Caversham. Last week, the School Council announced Elaine Purves will succeed Julia Harrington as the next head, starting in January. ...
Read moreDetailsOpportunities to help people in Wokingham borough as seen in Wokingham.Today of May 27, 2021.
Read moreDetailsFREE MENTAL health awareness courses are available to Wokingham residents, thanks to Activate Learning. The education group has launched a scheme to help people get a better understanding of mental...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY May market will be popping up in Wokingham town centre on bank holiday Monday. The Wokingham Lions Club has organised the event, which will take place next to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM runner wants to raise £100,000 with his latest charity fundraiser. Steve Butler is planning to run 62 miles (100km) from London to Brighton to support Wokingham’s local Samaritans...
Read moreDetailsA BINFIELD man has praised the counselling support from Thames Hospice, after his Dad died. Tom Page has been receiving emotional support from the hospice’s Patient and Family Support Team...
Read moreDetailsA look at Kush is the focus for the next lecture from the Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society. The group will be meeting on Zoom on Saturday, June 5. The...
Read moreDetailsSPORT in Mind marked its 10th anniversary earlier this spring. The Berkshire-based charity was founded in 2011 by chief executive Neil Harris, who created an exercise programme for a friend...
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