Next step for Sonning plan
The Sonning Neighbourhood Plan has been jointly developed by Sonning parish council and the Sonning & Sonning Eye society.
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Wokingham Walk open for registrations
Online registrations have opened for the spring edition of the Wokingham Walk.
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California Gardeners will discuss plants for every season at their next meeting
They may also compare growing notes as they prepare for their next Spring Show
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Enjoy a free spring concert in Wokingham
South Berkshire Singers promise music to lift the soul
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Plans for large Wokingham art event
Wokingham Plein Air will be a large-scale live painting event.
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All the details for Lunar New Year in Wokingham
Wokingham town council will be hosting performers, artists, east Asian street food traders.
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Lost for words? Bracknell care home to host dementia advice event
Bickerton House session will help families to better understand and communicate with loved ones
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Bracknell nursery wins customer satisfaction award
Partou Children's House, Binfield, achieves '900 Club' status
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Enjoy a night out with the girls for charity
A ladies-only event in Wokingham will support Wade
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