Sedero Lounge events boost Thames Hospice
Festive fun at the Wokingham cafe raises hundreds of pounds
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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Wokingham care home residents put on their blue suede shoes
Elvis fans remember the king of rock
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Jam tomorrow, jam yesterday, and lots of jam today: how Oscar, 8, and Lucas, 4, helped their local school
Family raises funds for special equipment at Gorse Ride Junior School
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Weekend disruption for SWR rail travellers this weekend and next
Expect delays and replacement buses
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Actors help Wokingham firefighters prepare for action
Terrified 'victims' give rescue team a taste of the real thing
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Inner Wheel club celebrates in colourful style
101 years of fundraising for charity
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New year, new role: two Wokingham charities seek trustees
Is it you they're looking for?
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Fun for children and childminders
Registered childminders can drop in to a play session for fives and under
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Picture Perfect: a club for photographers
Join a group to improve your skills
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