Wokingham Lions’ golden year ends with 50 good news stories
Fundraisers come to the end of a packed 12 months, and want to welcome new joiners
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Handbag with a secret: a story from the repair cafe
A tale of what the fixer found, by Wokingham author, Jo Davies
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Happy quizmas: Inner Wheel members celebrated with questions
Reading Maiden Erlegh group shared music and laughter at Christmas
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Crowthorne Day Centre manager retires
Staff celebrate Bernie's 20 years of dedicated service
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Train your brain while having fun, says Wokingham woman who ‘makes stuff up’ for a living
New year improvisation classes will 'keep you sharp and give you joy' says Sarah
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Rotary New Year’s Day walk in Crowthorne cancelled
Stroll in Wellington College grounds thwarted by bad weather forecast
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Looking for a horticulture club to join in the new year?
California Gardeners get going again in January
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Matt and Bill: just out for a spin on their penny farthings
The friends say they are addicted to their unusual bikes
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Top tips for a dog-friendly New Year’s Eve party
How to make festivities less overwhelming for pets
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Santa raises £8000 in Tilehurst for good causes
Pangbourne Rotary Club crowds enjoy mulled wine and carols
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