Enjoy an evening of music and meditation in Wokingham
The South Berkshire Singers will perform at St Paul's Church
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Grab a book to read at the Recycling centre
Free books are now available at re3 Recycling Centres for residents and organisations
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Earley hardware shop re-emerges as new ‘portable solar supermarket’
Undertwok will help people access solar technology for outdoors activities
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New charity’s first project to promote community well-being through football
The Finchampstead FC Foundation is keen to deliver sport for health
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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Tickets are on sale for the next #Woky Comedy Night
Enjoy another evening of fun and laughter for good causes
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Plans for a new play centre launched at the House of Commons
A new Our House will be even bigger and better
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Children at a Wokingham nursery will start March with a Spring in their step
Redwood tots will walk at least a mile a day
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Winning friendships and connections: The Link is Charity of the Year
Thames Valley Business & Community Awards recognises the Wokingham organisation's achievements
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Church Notes
What's the secret to a happy life?
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