Co-op helps Wokingham Foodbank with charity collections
THE CO-OP has relaunched its Food Bank Fund this Christmas, and it's helping Wokingham residents.
Read moreDetailsTHE CO-OP has relaunched its Food Bank Fund this Christmas, and it's helping Wokingham residents.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM shop is spreading Christmas cheer after being given permission to open again this year.
Read moreDetailsTrinity Concert Band will be live-streaming their Christmas concert this Saturday, December 18, from 4pm. Donations to The Cowshed are encouraged.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council are seeking resident's opinions on the Wokingham town centre regeneration project in an online survey launched this week.
Read moreDetailsHe thinks a major wave of Omicron in January cannot be prevented, but added: ?It can be slowed down by the re-introduction of public health measures.?
Read moreDetailsA NEW domestic abuse strategy is set to be approved tonight at a council meeting.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for CCTV footage following the Wokingham shoe shop crash last week.
Read moreDetailsBuilding for the Future Plus arranged for Shane Carey to ride as a pillion passenger on a specially adapted motor-trike for the annual event.
Read moreDetailsCllr Charles margetts, executive member for health at the borough council, said that plans are evolving to deliver booster jabs across the borough.
Read moreDetailsCROWTHORNE poet Clare Bevan is celebrating the release of her latest collection of children's poems, Clare Bevan's Christmas Cracker.
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