Mayors help open new garden in Wokingham Community Hospital
A NEW garden for patients at Wokingham Community Hospital has been declared open, with a bit of help from a ...
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Wokingham In Need and WADE’s royal celebrations had guests on their feet dancing
Wokingham In Need and WADE's royal celebrations had guests on their feet dancing
New date for charity’s tea party
New date for charity's tea party
Volunteer Corner, as seen in Wokingham Today of October 27, 2022
Three great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
A tea party in Wokingham for charity
A tea party in Wokingham for charity
Wokingham In Need opens Sensory Garden at The Acorn Centre in Woosehill
CELEBRATIONS were held last month to mark the official launch of a new sensory garden in Woosehill. Based at The ...
Helping children? Send for the circus for a WINner
A WOKINGHAM charity has hit upon a clever way to support children deal with the pandemic: they’re sending in the ...
Wokingham Borough Council’s £1 million homeless plan is a ‘step in right direction’
THE BOROUGH council has secured more than £1 million to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping. As part of the government’s ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham In Need
The latest news from Wokingham In Need as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
WINning support for Wokingham care home
Alexandra Grange Care Home has awarded Wokingham In Need a Community Partners certificate.
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