A PEACH STREET charity shop is hoping to encourage Wokingham's shoppers to pick up a bargain – and get involved in helping out. Oxfam is next week launching its Summer...
Read moreDetailsThe Arts Society, Wokingham, organise three or four visits each year for its members – the most recent one was a walking tour of Reading, looking in particular at the...
Read moreDetailsA NEW soft play centre has opened – and the first person to test it out was the deputy mayor. Cllr Bill Soane was joined by Cllr Parry Batth on...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ALL change at Wokingham Town Council after it fell into no overall control in May’s local elections. On Sunday, May 19, Cllr Lynn Forbes has been elected as the...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the role Christians can play in tackling climate change will be explored in a new talk taking place in Wokingham next weekend. Faith In A Changing Climate...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham rubbed shoulders with the stars on Friday, after winning a BBC Radio 2 quiz. Ross Rotheram joined Zoe Ball on her breakfast show and met Alexander...
Read moreDetailsThe wait for dementia care is on the rise thanks to extortionate nursing home prices and a complicated social care system says a Wokingham-based expert. Local campaigner Sandy Sweet...
Read moreDetailsThere are just over two weeks to the 3 Counties Cycle Ride 2019 - so register now! The banners are up! Cyclists are registering fast to book their place for...
Read moreDetailsWhen Wokingham District Veteran Tree Association (WDVTA ) held their AGM recently at St Paul’s Parish Rooms in Wokingham, they were very pleased to welcoAdd Newme the newly appointed Chief...
Read moreDetailsFREEMASONRY has been brought to book, thanks to a generous donation from a former member. Earlier this month, a newly refurbished library and museum was opened at the Sindlesham-based Berkshire...
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