Link welcomes all for coffee and friendship
Find a friendly face at All Saints church cafe
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Find fresh food in Wokingham, four days a week
Find fresh food, plants and crafts at Wokingham Market
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Wokingham Film Society’s Ken Loach film is full of hope and heart
The Old Oak is the story of a community rebuilt through the power of friendship
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Enjoy a blooming good show in Wokingham
Gardeners will be showing their produce at Wokingham Horticultural Association's Spring Show
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Community will keep Finchampstead tidy
Members of FBC will swap church for a morning of litter picking
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Volunteers wanted for new grief space in Finchampstead
People ready to lend a listening ear can offer their support in Finchamptead.
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Bags of fun at the Inner Wheel Club
Members of the Maiden Erlegh club made 100 tote bags for people in need
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Lower Earley care home residents reflect on the changes they’ve seen
Lower Earley care home residents celebrate women in history with a tea party
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Members of a Wokingham club can enjoy hearing stories and poems
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Hop along to a free Easter Market in Sindlesham
Pre-Easter fun can be found at a borough craft market
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