Sunday League kicks off
The Bracknell Sunday League kicks off this weekend.
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New deacons Lucy, Matthew and Kajsa begin their ministry in the borough
Bishop Steven prays for them to have 'big hearts'
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Police appeal after 12-year-old pushed off bike and robbed in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a 12-year-old boy was pushed off his bike and had it stolen from him in Bracknell.
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Discover the buzz at Arts Society Wokingham
David Hockney is the subject of a free lecture in Binfield
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Do you know a grassroots football hero?
The awards are an opportunity to celebrate the people who make grassroots football great for everyone.
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Football round-up: The Boars are going up
Eversley & California have secured promotion.
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Partou nursery serving Bracknell and Wokingham families impresses Ofsted
Partou Children's House Day Nursery and Pre-school in Binfield has been awarded a 'Good' rating in all areas of activity after an Ofsted inspection.
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Discover more about Victorian architecture at a Binfield talk
Hear about the design and impact of the Victoria and Albert Museum
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The Arts Society Wokingham offers a rare treat
See examples of delicate Rennaissance watercolours at their next event
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Borough band with sax appeal opens new group in Binfield
A seventh Sax Bandit group welcomes new players
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