Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
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Mountain biker Bill will ride the Pennines for CAB Wokingham
Mountain biker Bill will ride the Pennines for CAB Wokingham
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A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
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Girls’ Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
Girls' Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
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Ancient oak under review after large branch falls in St Paul’s churchyard
Ancient oak under review after large branch falls in St Paul's churchyard
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Bel Canto women’s choir seeks new voices: no audition necessary
A Sonning women's choir seeks new voices: no auditions needed
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CLASP members celebrate the joy of reading
CLASP members celebrate the joy of reading
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Mothers Union to host dementia talk
Mothers Union to host dementia talk
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Wokingham Borough churches open their doors this weekend for Heritage Open Days
Borough churches open their doors this weekend
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The joy of gardening: visit an autumn show in Finchampstead this weekend
The joy of gardening: visit an autumn show in Finchampstead this weekend
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