VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham.Today of December 10, 2020
The latest volunteering opportunities as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 10, 2020.
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Alfie’s trolley-full of love helps Wokingham Foodbank
Alfie from Finchampstead has donated a trolley-full of food to Wokingham Foodbank.
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Stout Sampling – Wokingham care home enjoys stout sampling
West Oak Care Home has enjoyed an afternoon of stout tasting.
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Lighting up Christmas in Wokingham
Families were welcomed to All Saints Church in Wokingham for a Christingle service on Sunday.
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First Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine jabs given to Wokingham care home staff yesterday
Cllr Charles Margetts, executive member for health at the borough council revealed the first dosage was given yesterday to care home staff across Wokingham.
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Callous thieves take Shinfield’s Christmas decorations
Thieves have been spotted stealing Chrstmas decorations in Shinfield, and residents are now taking their displays down.
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Theresa May lights up Twyford village
Former prime minister Theresa May lit up Twyford's Christmas tree last weekend.
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Wokingham winter photo competition
Wokingham Town Council has launched its own Christmas photo competition.
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Gadgets galore for Wokingham
Fonehouse, a new gadget store, has opened its doors in Wokingham town centre.
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Wokingham’s festive market fundraiser: The stall the merrier
Last weekend, Wokingham's Winter Carnival held a small, festive fundraiser for local charities.
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