Winnersh to benefit from planting of 200 new trees
210 tree saplings are being planted in Winnersh as part of a community-led initiative.
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Charity store reopens in Wokingham town centre
A CHARITY shop is one of the stores reopening as the second lockdown lifts. WADE, in Rose Street, has had a festive makeover, turning it into a winter wonderland. It...
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Waingels’ mighty Mos help make a difference
Students and staff from Waingels College have raised more than £800 for male mental health through Movember.
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Get the business fundamentals right with Woodley Business Club
Woodley Business Club is holding a meeting on the fundamentals of business next week.
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Wokingham shoppers donate generously to people in need
Shoppers at Wokingham's Tesco have generously donated nearly 1,000lbs of much-needed food for those in need.
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Residents sign up to home heating schemes this winter
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging residents to look into three different schemes to keep their homes warm.
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A quid for a quality audio drama
Award-winning theatre group Five Pints and a Pig are running two groups of short audio plays.
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Anti-bullying activist says Priti Patel has set a bad example
Charlie Kristensen, an anti-bullying activist from Arborfield, says Priti Patel is setting a bad example.
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FREE cinema tickets – how you can watch Back To The Future at Showcase Cinema de Lux this weekend without paying a penny
TO CELEBRATE the return of cinema following the November lockdown, a Winnersh picturehouse is offering free tickets. A special screening of Back To The Future is to take place at...
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Interact Club’s planting to raise polio awareness
Students from Waingels College in Woodley celebrate the planting of crocus bulbs, which will flower in the spring.
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