CLASP members discuss health and housing with care providers
Their feedback helps people with learning disabilities live their best life
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West Oak residents are over the rainbow about their interactive table
Dementia patients enjoy the magic of digital games
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‘It’s like navigating a mini-river’: Pedestrians and drivers warned after heavy rainfall across the borough
Drivers could be kinder to their cars ? and to pedestrians
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Wokingham United Charities’ year-round cheer is not just for Christmas
The charity's grants support people in need through every season
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Enjoy a night of opera gems in Wokingham
Park Opera promises 'a feast of drama, romance and laughter'
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Bracknell Wedding Venue, Stirrups, is a national award finalist
'Weddings are our privilege,' says venue director
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California Gardeners will discuss plants for every season at their next meeting
They may also compare growing notes as they prepare for their next Spring Show
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Enjoy a free spring concert in Wokingham
South Berkshire Singers promise music to lift the soul
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Bracknell nursery wins customer satisfaction award
Partou Children's House, Binfield, achieves '900 Club' status
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