Proceeds totalling £500 from the Wokingham Lions Club virtual pub quiz in April have been donated to Brain Tumour Research, a national UK charity dedicated to raising funds for scientific...
Read moreDetailsManager Annette Medhurst said the foodbank team were thrilled to receive the donation, which she said has already made a significant difference to their lives.
Read moreDetailsCHARVIL residents are invited to pick up their paint brushes for a village art competition.On Sunday, July 4, the community is hosting a Charvil Village Party to celebrate the end...
Read moreDetailsOakingham BelleOak Avenue,Wokingham RG 40 1LH0118 324 9894www.oakinghambellepubwokingham.co.uk It’s Monday morning on May 17, 2021. Tonight I get to go out and eat inside a restaurant – the Oakingham Belle...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY May market will be popping up in Wokingham town centre on bank holiday Monday. The Wokingham Lions Club has organised the event, which will take place next to...
Read moreDetailsA musical director of amateur choirs is fighting for them to be allowed to sing.Helen Styles who conducts Twyford Singers, Tuesday Singers at Maidenhead and a Surrey choir is urging...
Read moreDetailsA PROPERTY developer wants to build 30 new apartments in Ruscombe Park. Last month, Bankfoot APAM applied for planning permission to construct a new, three storey apartment block on Ruscombe...
Read moreDetailsThe headteacher of an Earley school is wearing facemasks with clear panels to keep students smiling.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Jim Edwards is wearing two pairs of socks this weekend and walking 62 miles for The Link Visiting Scheme.
Read moreDetailsFounders Ryan Simpson, James Whittingham and Matthew Knight installed 12 trees at Wheatfield Primary School, in Winnersh, on Sunday.
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