re3 glass banks are now accepting all coloured glass bottles and jars
WHEN IT comes to recycling the difference is clear: you no longer need to sort the colours out.
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Reddam House pupils raise more that £3,000 in 30 hour walk
The group finished 34 laps of the Sindlesham school's site, travelling more than 65 miles in the process.
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Wreath making workshops held at Cantley Park
There are several opportunities to make Christmas wreaths, beginning at a session on Thursday, November 25.
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Council delays Wokingham Christmas market at Cantley after ‘teething problems’ with rink
After the synthetic skating rink disappointment, the borough council has "re-thought" its plans for the accompanying Christmas market.
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No changes to Wokingham bin days this Christmas
This year it?s easier than ever: there are no changes to the schedule.
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Dobbies hosts Christmas shopping event this week
Dobbies? Hare Hatch store will be hosting the festive event between 5pm and 9pm on Thursday, November 25.
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Talks brought to retirement communities in Crowthorne and Twyford
The events were organised by the developer of both sites, McCarthy Stone.
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Cranstoun launches app to help Wokingham residents track their drinking
Cranstoun, the borough?s substance misuse service, has launched the Lower My Drinking app.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: Opportunities to help people in Wokingham borough as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 11, 2021
Opportunities for volunteering in Wokingham borough, coordinated by Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Wokingham DJ wins new award for supporting LGBT+ community
Nikki Gladwin-Stride, also known as DJ NikNak, was the first ever winner of DJ set of the year in the Where Pride Lives awards on Friday, November 5.
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