Struggling families: apply now for increased help of up to £240
Struggling families: apply now for increased help of up to £240
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Wokingham care home gives Peter a day out to remember
Wokingham care home gives Peter a day out to remember
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New Thai restaurant will tickle Twyford tastebuds, and ears
New Thai restaurant will tickle Twyford tastebuds, and ears
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EBOS’s ‘fantasmagorical’ show promises more bangs than a roman candle
EBOS's 'fantasmagorical' show promises more bangs than a roman candle
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Interested in the environment? Wokingham group welcomes new members
Interested in the environment? Join a Wokingham group
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
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Wokingham company SCS secures national award
Wokingham company SCS secures national award
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Sound of the 60s … well, the 2020s, thanks to the RaW Sounds Today playlist, championing music from Wokingham and Reading
Hey hey, we're The Veras, and we've got Something To Say. Yes, a 21st century band who love the sounds of the sixties are on our hit list this week
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Overgrown pond in Winnersh is newt a problem
Overgrown pond is newt a problem
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Messiah for Reading Haydn Choir’s autumn concert
THE READING Haydn Choir is to hold an autumn concert next month, and audience members can join in.
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