The Shredquarters Twyford holds two successful fundraisers
Fitness gym's community events lift up two charities
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The Chocolate Factory opens for Charlie in Bracknell: Roald Dahl’s classic story to be performed in November
Borough performance group EBOS presents classic children's story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder
Starlight Hike Thames Valley brings families together to remember loved ones
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Have yourself a jazzy little Christmas with Art Themen
A festive concert in Wokingham will raise money for Wokingham In Need
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Make a Christmas wreath to decorate your home
A creative WADE fundraiser will support older people in the borough
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First Days offers joy and magic to families this Christmas
Join their festive fundraiser to help make it happen
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Me2Club offers a tasty Reading quiz on Wednesday
Enjoy pizza with games and a bar
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Expect fun, fireworks and fundraising in Twyford
Families can enjoy a spectacular charity firework display
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Enjoy a Charvil quiz night for Understanding Dementia
Pencils at the ready for a night of good fun for a good cause
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