IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel dances for 100 years
More than 100 members of Inner Wheel and guests assembled at Benson Parish Hall on Wednesday, January 10, to take part in the '100 for 100' initiative
Read moreDetailsMore than 100 members of Inner Wheel and guests assembled at Benson Parish Hall on Wednesday, January 10, to take part in the '100 for 100' initiative
Read moreDetailsWargrave Local History Society's January meeting was an illustrated presentation on Chalk, Caverns and Commandos by retired geophysicist Rob Wallace
Read moreDetailsA poem about the yarn for peace and harmony in the entire world
Read moreDetailsWHEN they said it was a big quiz, they meant it.
Read moreDetailsBEER drinkers are invited to a social evening organised by the Berkshire South East branch of the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA).
Read moreDetailsIt's 3.25pm and thanks to a dear friend, I've managed to get out of the school run. This is an excellent 2024 win already
Read moreDetailsWhen was I not writing poems Mum? Tell me I can't remember. First printed when I was 12, a poem I forgot.
Read moreDetailsThree ways to make Wokingham a better place to live, by volunteering
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST meeting of 2024 for the Wokingham Literary Society will be an exploration of the way attitudes have changed over the years.
Read moreDetailsIF YOU made a new year's resolution to do more to help others, but are not sure where to start, a free course later this month will be just the...
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