Struggling with your laptop? Find help at a free session in the borough
Help is out there for the digitally challenged
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It’s storytime for toddlers in Finchampstead
Enjoy a tall tale for free at the library
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Art exhibition from Arts4Wokingham and PACT a great success
Pictures delight preview audience at Wokingham Arts Trail
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Kids can get spooky at a Wokingham garden centre
Squires prepares some October half term fun
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1st Emmbrook Scouts celebrate their 60th anniversary
A visit from the mayor and a new commemorative badge made the day special
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Wokingham model, Dalia, steps out on charity catwalk
Helped through her own cancer journey by My Cancer My Choices, she is passionate about the organisation
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Visit a free environmental fair in Wokingham
Discover, learn, and enjoy family fun at Earth Fayre 2024
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First Days’ Glow Walk will illuminate the night
Charity fundraiser will shine a light for families
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Get the most from your tech in Lower Earley
Expert advice is available each month
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