Santa’s magic for families experiencing hardship
Santa's magic for families experiencing hardship
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Council committed to helping those who are unsafe in their own homes
The council's home refuge scheme aims to help those affected by domestic abuse.
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It’s time to give
It's time to give
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The fair was a great success
The fair was a great success
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Church’s new community space nears completion
Church's new community space nears completion
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Acting is difficult when people are throwing roast potatoes at you
Acting is difficult when people are throwing roast potatoes at you
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The carnival was a roaring success
The carnival was a roaring success
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Santa’s putting out his washing for charity
Santa's putting out his washing for charity
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Government to meet council leader over housing numbers
WOKINGHAM council leader Clive Jones has received a commitment from the government to meet over the borough's housing numbers.
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Have a sneak peek inside Wokingham’s newest pub, The Foundry Bell, which opens tomorrow
WOKINGHAM'S newest pub is preparing to open its doors for the first time tomorrow, launching with a Christmas menu.
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