Local care home shines bright for festival of lights
Austen House residents celebrate Diwali
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CLASP Wokingham activities this month: snakes, singing, and selling raffle tickets
November also marks the start of the group's Advent Raffle
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Charvil litter heroes clean up the borough once again
Eight bags full, says Charvil Matters organiser Sam
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CLASP Wokingham’s Advent Raffle tickets are on sale
Support the self advocacy learning disability group and maybe win a prize
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Friday Lunch Club: somewhere to make friends
There's no need to feel you're on your own in Wokingham borough
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Autumnal photos of the borough: spooky or spectacular?
Residents' pictures tell a seasonal story
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There are just a few tickets available for November’s #Woky Comedy Night
Pick one up to enjoy an evening of laughter for good causes
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Children can visit Santa, thanks to Vincent van Gogh and Leonardo da Vinci
Arts group and borough crafters join forces for disadvantaged youngsters
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Find help at a Citizens Advice mobile unit in November
Their Wokingham office is also open three days each week
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Earley Repair Cafe: We’ll do our best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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