Why is chocolate so expensive? Find out at a free film in Reading
The first People's Emergency Briefing will explain how climate change is affecting global productivity
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Naturally Speaking: Wokingham sustainability store to celebrate four years of trading
Birthday visitors to Maya's Refillables can enjoy cake and fizz
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Winnersh woman will swim in remembrance of younger sister
Hayley and sister Helen will head to Windermere in memory of Heather
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Reading therapy centre to highlight Multiple Sclerosis
MS Awareness Week events will promote understanding
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Couple raises a glass to 70 years of marriage
Barbara and Graham share the secrets of seven happy decades together
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South Hill Park’s Sister Act promises to take you to paradise
Welcome to the joyful convent musical
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Declutterer Gemma: a ‘ray of sunshine’ say her clients
How The Sorting Company is turning lives around
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Men’s Shed add extra fun to Swimathon
Wokingham Lions are delighted with the woodwork group's lap counters
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Prepare for ‘twisty-turny’ comedy in Twyford
The Traitor at the Beeches beckons
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