A chance to sing with Wokingham Choral Society
A chance to sing with Wokingham Choral Society
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The Wokingham Society : The last of the Wokingham Heelases
This picture of the Mill House garden was sketched by Arthur Frederics, born Arthur Hipp, brother of Amelia Hipp, the ...
The Wokingham Society: The Wokingham curfew bell
The custom of ringing a curfew bell when everyone should go to bed dates from Alfred the Great. William, I ...
Wokingham Society: A History of Food and Drink in Wokingham
As you probably know, Wokingham Town Council (WTC), along with many other historical venues across the country, will be celebrating ...
Remembering David Tinker, former chair of Wokingham Society and community stalwart
We are sad to report the death, on Friday 6 August 2021, of David Tinker, past Chairman and President of ...
Wokingham’s historic Grade II railway bridge reopens after restoration
WORK to restore Wokingham’s historic railway bridge has been praised: members of the Wokingham Society have said the Grade II ...
Wokingham Society: Holt Copse and Joel Park
Holt Copse and Joel Park is, at 9.3 hectares, the largest and most diverse of the 8 parks managed by ...
Wokingham Society: We’ll Grant you that
The Wokingham Society has the immense good fortune of a legacy from one-time resident Isobel Elliston Clifton to ‘do good ...
Wokingham Society: Alcohol and Temperance in Wokingham
During the latter part of the 19th century shift work was increasingly being adopted by companies, resulting in more leisure ...
Wokingham Society: A Very Potted History of Rose Street
If you stand in Rose Street, looking towards All Saints Church, it seems as if someone has built a house ...
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