Winnersh charity antiques valuation raises more than £300 for orphans in India
Winnersh charity antiques valuation raises more than £300 for orphans in India
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Dinton Activity Centre Car park arrangements during resurfacing
Dinton Activity Centre Car park arrangements during resurfacing
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Arts Centre celebrates its 50th birthday year with a golden fundraiser
Arts Centre celebrates its 50th birthday year with a golden fundraiser
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Making a splash: Wokingham bathroom company celebrates new showroom
Making a splash: Wokingham bathroom company celebrates new showroom
Read moreDetailsFree activities for eligible children during the Easter holidays
Free activities for eligible children during the Easter holidays
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Wokingham Theatre’s unusual lyrical performance from down under
Wokingham Theatre's unusual lyrical performance from down under
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Sonning Friends’ AGM will raise funds for church repairs
Sonning Friends' AGM will raise funds for church repairs
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Mothers monthly meeting
Mothers monthly meeting
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St Crispins Leisure centre open day: try for free this weekend
St Crispins Leisure centre open day: try for free this weekend
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Wokingham Railway Club talk: three bridges in one evening
Wokingham Railway Club talk: three bridges in one evening
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