Wokingham Pride returns this weekend – here’s everything you need to know
Saturday, July 11, is the day that Wokingham's LGBQT community and their allies have been counting down towards.
Read moreDetailsSaturday, July 11, is the day that Wokingham's LGBQT community and their allies have been counting down towards.
Read moreDetailsThere's a packed schedule of live music concerts coming to Wokingham this weekend.
Read moreDetailsLaura Wade's 1950s sparkling Home I'm Darling is the group's October offering
Read moreDetailsSt Paul's Choir will sing the works of Purcell, Mozart, Haydn and more
Read moreDetailsBerkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
Read moreDetailsFive things you can do in and around Wokingham over the next few days ? all for a grand total of £0.
Read moreDetailsThe 20th edition of one of the UK's biggest book festivals will take place in-person and online in October.
Read moreDetailsAll Saints Church event promises fun for all the family
Read moreDetailsPeople in Reading are being invited to try new sports and fitness activities for free as part of a weekend celebrating the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Read moreDetailsHear an actor speak about Man of the Theatre Charles Dickens
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