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Roll up for a pumpkin festival in Wokingham
Roll up for a pumpkin festival in Wokingham
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Dinner is served. Well, music actually, thanks to the RaW Sounds Today playlist, championing music from Wokingham and Reading
WE LOVE a hearty meal, and this week it's a musical feast.
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Wokingham’s WADE centre plans fundraising skittles night
WADE's new fundraiser: fun with skittles
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‘Wokingham Town’ could be set for return as football club moots change
A famous name from the past could soon be reappearing in non-league football. Wokingham Town Football Club, which was formed in 1875, disappeared in 2004 following a merger with Emmbrook...
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Heather’s skydive makes an impact for teens’ mental wellbeing
Heather's skydive makes an impact for teens' mental wellbeing
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Link Visiting charity thrilled to win outstanding award
Link Visiting charity thrilled to win outstanding award
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A treat for Wokingham opera lovers: Verdi’s Masked Ball
A treat for Wokingham opera lovers: Verdi's Masked Ball
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Box office: What’s on in the region’s theatres from October 19-29
Every week, we bring you a round-up of all shows taking place in the region's theatres. It covers this weekend and next
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Lower Earley care home enjoys National Poetry Day celebrations
BUDDING poets at a Lower Earley care home were given a chance to shine with a special day dedicated to creating verse.
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