Refugee charity holds extra special Christmas party
Care4Calais Reading held an extra special Christmas party for 90 refugees in a Reading church earlier this month.
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St Teresa’s School is top of the tree
St Teresa?s Catholic Academy on Easthampstead Road, has won first prize in Squire?s Garden Centre's Decorate A Christmas Tree competition.
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Stall holders spread cheer at Cantley market
Last week, the borough mayor, Cllr Keith Baker, cut the ribbon to open the event.
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Council compulsory purchase order rejected for Gorse Ride
Last month, a planning inspector denied the borough council's application made in February for a Compulsory Purchase Order at the site.
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Wokingham borough mayor’s Christmas concert shared virtually this year
This year was the first time that the mayor's Christmas concert went virtual. A shortened video has been shared on the council?s social media page.
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It’s a wrap for Giving Tree tag collections
All tags have been taken from Giving Trees. Christmas gifts are now being wrapped by charity volunteers before being given out to youngsters.
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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.
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Wokingham’s Christmas Shop delivers festive magic again
A WOKINGHAM shop is spreading Christmas cheer after being given permission to open again this year.
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Trinity Concert Band partners with The Cowshed this Christmas
Trinity Concert Band will be live-streaming their Christmas concert this Saturday, December 18, from 4pm. Donations to The Cowshed are encouraged.
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Wokingham residents urged to feedback on town’s regeneration
Wokingham Borough Council are seeking resident's opinions on the Wokingham town centre regeneration project in an online survey launched this week.
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