Get active for a deserving cause
Sue Ryder is calling on local people to get active by joining its December Daily Dash.
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Funds raised in memory of Mat Mat
More than £20,000 has been raised in memory of a young boy who died earlier this year.
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Homeless man jailed for 40 weeks after public catch him breaking into a car parked in Wokingham
A HOMELESS man who caught by members of the public has been jailed for 40 weeks.
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Ukrainian family guy focus for Wokingham Film Society’s new screening
WOKINGHAM Film Society is firing up the projector again with a screening of a Ukranian film.
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Are you ready for a challenge?
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging children to get involved with the Winter Mini Challenge.
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Postcards sale to fund the Arc for Wokingham
Pocket-sized pieces of art will be sold to fund a new public work of art for Wokingham.
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Endorsement for council’s initiative
A charity has endorsed Wokingham Borough Council's efforts to tackle violence against women and girls.
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All Saints Christmas services: what’s happening when
All Saints Christmas services: what's happening when
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The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
The final Walter Lecture: we need to talk about climate change
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Giving Tree appeal launched
Generous borough residents can once again become Santa's 'little helpers' thanks to the Wokingham Giving Tree.
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