Earley Repair Cafe will do their best to fix it
Get broken household items mended, and enjoy a coffee with others keen to get things working
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Westende residents enjoyed Christmas lunch and festive fun
The almshouse community celebrated in style
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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First birthday celebrations for Woodley Repair Cafe
Twelve months of saving items from landfill
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Grub Club Christmas party was a rodeo riot of fun
Wokingham United Charities grant added extra reindeer power
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Quizzers get your pencils ready
Bookings are open for a Wokingham Lions Club quiz night
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Desperate for another pantomime? You’re in luck
The Corpus Christi Parish Pantomime Group will entertain in January
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Christmas tree Holly helps Twyford Age Concern update its facilities
Her Christmas tree run will help refurbish the club's kitchen
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Wokingham Quiz and chips for charity
Supper fundraiser will support Save The Children
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New year, new clean up, in Charvil
Litter picks to resume after the Christmas break - volunteers welcomed
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