IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading Maiden Erlegh Inner Wheel hold bridge drive
The sound of silence filled Charvil Village Hall on the afternoon of Friday, November 25, when 64 players gathered for a Bridge Drive
Read moreDetailsThe sound of silence filled Charvil Village Hall on the afternoon of Friday, November 25, when 64 players gathered for a Bridge Drive
Read moreDetailsIF THERE is one spectacle wearer who needs to ensure they have good eyesight, it has to be Santa.
Read moreDetailsA BEAUTY queen whose career included running a pub and printing books has celebrated her 101st birthday with the help of family and friends.
Read moreDetailsBeneath a capricious sky, clouds roving high, High on roads, where dreams take flight and bikers ride. Ride with purpose, as Santa's team unites
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
Read moreDetailsThink of all those picnics, He must have endured: "The food is make-believe 'n' I'm feeling ... rather bored!"
Read moreDetailsSANTA Claus isn't coming to town ? he's heading to Dinton Pastures. Along with Mrs Claus, Santa Paws and even a few elves.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
Read moreDetailsFreya does tend to pong a bit, A Labrador's coat is ... oily, And she's a voracious snacker, First the cake and then the doily.
Read moreDetailsWOMEN'S clothing boutique MiMi collected the Community Business of the Year, sponsored by Wokingham Positive Difference.
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