Help keep Charvil tidy
Join a group of volunteers to clean up a corner of the borough
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Fans of Abba can join a women’s music event in Charvil
The Project Singers will be singing a trio of the pop group's numbers
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Five-bed home in Charvil refused
Wokingham Borough Council has refused plans for a house in Charvil.
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Twyford homes plan goes to appeal
Plans for 230 homes between Charvil and Twyford were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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Try some wicked singing with a Charvil choir
The Project Singers are holding two afternoons of music for female voices
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Charvil choir is a singer short for its winter wonderland of songs
The group seeks an alto for its Christmas concert
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Concert cash for cancer charity
Members of the choir visited 'My Cancer, My Choices' this week to present the cheque.
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Shock discovery on busy road
Charvil's litter picking efforts took a dramatic turn when Sam Akhtar and his partner discovered a large knife.
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Female voices wanted for Charvil Christmas concert
Enthusiastic singers invited to audition for The Project Singers' autumn season
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