Bags of fun at the Inner Wheel Club
Members of the Maiden Erlegh club made 100 tote bags for people in need
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Lower Earley care home residents reflect on the changes they’ve seen
Lower Earley care home residents celebrate women in history with a tea party
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Members of a Wokingham club can enjoy hearing stories and poems
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Hop along to a free Easter Market in Sindlesham
Pre-Easter fun can be found at a borough craft market
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Hop over to an Easter Fair
Hop over to an Easter Fair
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Cost of green waste collections rises 43% since 2020
Residents count the cost as garden waste service charge goes up
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Oxford Road in Wokingham to be closed after Easter
A three day road closure is planned for Oxford Road in April
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Enjoy a night of glamour at Wade’s fashion show
Visitors to a fundraising fashion event will be able to try and buy catwalk outfits
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Join a free Easter egg hunt at Oakingham Place
Retirees and their families can tour a retirement development and meet residents at their Easter themed event
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Making herstory: the lives they thought were unimportant
Woodley historian and artist Jo Romero highlights forgotten Tudor women's lives in her new book.
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