IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Horticultural Association spring show
Do pop along to the Wokingham Horticultural Association Spring Show on Saturday, March 23, at St Paul’s Parish Rooms on ...
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St Paul’s heads to the jungle for a really fun fayre
BIG GAME hunters enjoyed the chance to win a bottle, bag a teddy bear and try the lucky dip thanks ...
Town Hall open for Heritage Day
WOKINGHAM’S Town Hall is taking part in this Sunday’s Heritage Open Day. The event gives visitors the chance to explore ...
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 ...
The mayor invites you to sing carols with him on Friday
As the Christmas holidays gets underway, Wokingham's borough mayor wants you to join him for a festive sing-a-long. Timed to ...
Wokingham borough to pray for Paris attacks
Churches across the borough will tomorrow say prayers for the Paris terrorist attacks. On Friday evening, three teams of attackers ...
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