Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Places Leisure recognised for safety and quality of its facilities
Sports and fitness group wins Active Standard
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Latest on grand new home project for James Corden in Berkshire
Work is taking place on the demolition of a unique property purchased by celebrity James Corden in Berkshire, with a traditional mansion house
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Fun and games at Dinton for home-educated children
Enjoy six weeks of fun and learning outdoors
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Wokingham and Reading schools needed for NHS research
Help wanted to test new child-centred profiling tool
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Carry on steaming: board a Wokingham railway club
Join members to hear about East/West train connections
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Thank you for being kind: Injured squirrel rescued from the road
Bus driver praises young man's willingness to help
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham Library group may be for you
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Want to make a difference? Visit a volunteer fair
Wokingham charities need you
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New support for small businesses
Access an HMRC online tool for the self-employed
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