Sex bear ‘gift’ donated to Wokingham charity’s Christmas toy appeal
'This is why we ask people not to wrap present donations,' says First Days
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It’s nearly a wrap, and hundreds of children will open Giving Tree gifts on Christmas Day
It's nearly a wrap, and hundreds of children will open Giving Tree gifts on Christmas Day
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Spencers Wood Repair Cafe meets in December
Spencers Wood Repair Cafe meets in December
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Arborfield was jolly festive at the weekend
Arborfield was jolly festive at the weekend
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Woodley band to celebrate Christmas twice in one day
Woodley band to celebrate Christmas twice in one day
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There’ll be carols and chaos at The Flowing Spring
There'll be carols and chaos at The Flowing Spring
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CLASP Wokingham plans a battle of the Christmas jumpers
CLASP Wokingham plans a battle of the Christmas jumpers
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Singing in festive harmony: English and Ukraine choirs in Woodley
Singing in festive harmony: English and Ukraine choirs in Woodley
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Wokingham’s Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
Wokingham's Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
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Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
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