The sport of knights is coming to Wokingham
Dinton Pastures will host its first Medieval Jousting event
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Mary scales the O2 in her wheelchair
Her marathon climb benefits the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
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CLASP members are as busy as ever, with lots of summer activities
Highlights for August will include boat racing and history
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Pangbourne Rotary Club celebrates fundraising impact
A successful dragon boat event held by the group will support a drop-in centre and the homeless
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Shinfield Parish Council unveils exciting public art project
A new artwork will celebrate vibrant village centre
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Me2Club urgently appeals for support to continue
Summer party highlights how crucial it is to the families it serves
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Naturally Speaking: Climate emergency – what’s being done?
Environmental news and views
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The Link asks for help to demonstrate the value of its work
The loneliness charity wants to hear from supporters and members
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Enjoy a spectacular afternoon tea of indulgent chocolate and sparkles
Tickets are now available for Alexander Devine's sparkling September event
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Wokingham United Charities community enjoys fruit, friendship and fun
Westende residents celebrate with strawberries and scones
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