Volunteer Corner, as seen in Wokingham Today of September 29, 2022
Three great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
Read moreDetailsA BERKSHIRE woman is preparing to run the London Marathon next month to help the Reading charity that helped her mum during her final days
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is helping youngsters in Wokingham broaden their horizons while meeting new people.
Read moreDetailsBest Friends Pet Store, located in Crowthorne High Street, created the Berkshire Pet Food Bank to help those struggling with the cost of living.
Read moreDetailsAutumn was celebrated in all its glory at the Wokingham Horticultural Show, held, after a three-year absence, at St Paul's Parish Rooms.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE with a passion for the 1960s can meet Karl Ferris, a master of psychedelic photography who created images for Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles
Read moreDetailsdinner, anywhere but my dining room table, is a rarity for me. A true novelty
Read moreDetailsPromise Inclusion, formerly known as Wokingham, Bracknell and Districts Mencap, marked the anniversary with a special event at Great Hollands Pavilion
Read moreDetailsFrom Friday, September 23, an exhibition will see small-scale art displayed at the Turbine House produce by the Reading Guild of Artists
Read moreDetailsTHE MOST common breed of dog up for adoption in Wokingham is the English Springer Spaniel
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