Living Advent Calendar day 7: Wokingham Methodist Church
On Monday, December 7, door number 7 of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar was opened at Wokingham Methodist Church. The Rose ...
Tag: Town Centre
Woodley turns on the lights ahead of Sunday’s Extravaganza
WOODLEY’S Christmas lights were turned on by winners of a poster contest as hundreds of people watched. Vivien Wan, 10, ...
Get ready for Woodley’s Christmas Extravaganza on Sunday
THOUSANDS of people are expected to celebrate the festive season when they visit Woodley on Sunday. The town centre will ...
A look back at last year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival
The Wokingham Winter Carnival is a big event in the borough's calendar and this year takes the theme Best of ...
Peach Street is ‘perfect’ for new Wokingham gift shop
WOKINGHAM’S newest retailer has opened 18 months early because such a good shop became available. Former interpreter and translator Bruna ...
Multi-storey car park plan for Wokingham’s Carnival Pool plans criticised by Society
PLANS for a five-storey car park in the centre of Wokingham have been met with criticism but a leading society ...
Enjoy May Day fun across the borough
Wokingham’s Street Fayre isn’t the only fun to be enjoyed this May Day. PHIL CREIGHTON rounds up some other treats ...
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