Beech Hill Remembrance service
A COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting residents to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday.
Tag: first world war
Hawkedon Primary pupils sign up for king and country in war games
Year 6 children at Hawkedon Primary School had the opportunity to participate in a First World War historical and writing ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh
As often as possible we volunteer at Lakeside Residential Home, Whiteknights Road in Earley, assisting staff and their new activities ...
REVIEW: Wokingham Theatre’s My Dear Dear Boy
When a friend handed playwright Peter Stallwood a bundle of 100, century-old letters little did he know of the story ...
Rare Toby jug sells for £8,000 at Wokingham auction
A RARE toby jug found during a clearance of a park home near Wokingham sold at auction for £8,000 last ...
Public call to say thank you on centenary of First World War’s end
A NATIONAL campaign is being launched to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The Royal ...
Petition launched for new war memorial in Wokingham, plans in place for remembrance mosaic
Plans are being made for a new way to reflect and remember in Wokingham’s town centre. A peace bench, donated ...
Remembrance Sunday across Wokingham Borough 2015
THIS weekend is Remembrance Sunday and events will be taking place across the borough. Most churches will hold services that ...
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