Daisy’s Dream to highlight childhood bereavement on Children in Need this weekend
The Berkshire children's bereavement charity will feature in this year's BBC Children in Need
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Community gardens to thrive, thanks to Wokingham United Charities
A grant will help Freely Fruity to provide for those in need in the borough
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Meet artists and makers at a free open-house art exhibition in Hare Hatch
Coach House Studios event will support creatives recovering from drug and alcohol addiction
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Giving Tree gift scheme launches in Wokingham
Christmas must be just around the corner
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Naturally Speaking: Be the change you want to see
Environmental news and views
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St Paul’s Junior Forest School: where outdoor learning is child’s play
Not all classrooms have four walls
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St Paul’s Church Bazaar: the hot cakes went like – well, hot cakes
A successful day for the church and lots of fun for visitors
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Clive Jones to present prizes at Wokingham growers’ show
WHA looks forward to welcoming MP to Winter exhibition of fruit, veg and produce
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Church Notes: The Light of the World – steady, warm, unchanging
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Kaleidoscopic UK prepares a magical night to remember
A Winter Wonderland Charity Ball will support survivors of domestic abuse
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