St Paul’s Church faces the loss of a second tree
Wokingham churchyard cedar is no longer safe
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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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Wargrave Local History Society report
Discover Woodley's hidden treasures
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Crowthorne charity for seniors appoints new centre manager
Bernier Dunstone is to retire after 20 years in the post
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Care home bookworms shared their favourite reads
Austen House staff and residents got reading on Book Lovers Day
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Find coffee and a chat at Age Concern Twyford
Monthly meetings offer friendship and advice
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Ever thought of joining the Women’s Institute?
Woodley Central WI meets monthly
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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Horse around with comedians in Wokingham
Comedy night will raise funds for animal rescue charity
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