4000 bulbs will fill Elms Field with colour in the spring
An army of volunteers has planted crocuses in Wokingham for End Polio Now
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Longest Yarn goes to Aldershot
Crocheted artwork inspired by The Bayeux Tapestry can be visited in the nearby town
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Remembrance Day: what’s happening, where?
Here's how towns and villages will be taking time to pause and reflect
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BAFTA nominated screenwriter to speak at Wokingham Film Society’s next event
Join the group at their screening of tense comedy, Boiling Point
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People, Planet, Pint Wokingham raises a glass to its second anniversary
Join the free sustainability group to celebrate friendship and sustainability
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help with queries about former times
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Barkham Hookers spread their crocheted magic through the borough
Wokingham and surrounding villages are poppy-filled again
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Mum’s 10k run boosts disabled youngsters at Our House
Beth trained entirely at home in order to be near her son
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Thames Voyces performs afternoon music for remembrance
Bracknell chamber choir begins a new season of concerts in Crowthorne
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Want to make new friends?
Drop in to a Finchampstead cafe
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