Enjoy stimulating conversation at Men’s Oasis in Wokingham
Retired professionals meet monthly for discussion and friendship
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Hurst’s VE Day commemorations draws hundreds
Hurst's VE Day commemorations drew at least 240 people to its ancient heart by St Nicholas Church.
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Artists’ personal challenges which inspired them
An arts trail gave a wider picture of personal challenges some artists face.
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Flagpole repairs could cost £70,000+
The reason behind the lack of a flag on Wokingham town hall has been revealed.
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Harts and Royals enjoy cup success
Harts of Bracknell Stags and Bracknell Royals enjoyed cup success.
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An orchestral event in Wokingham promises evening of drama and contrast
Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra is excited to perform for the first time at All Saints Church
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Wokingham Scout receives Unsung Hero Award
Chief Scout Dwayne Fields celebrates Harry Peksa's selflessness
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First Days Children’s Charity duo climb mountains for charity
Emma and Jess Conquer the Three Peaks for a great cause
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Members of a film society in Wokingham will see a gripping true story of Brazil’s hidden history
A family's struggles under military dictatorship is the subject of Wokingham Film Society's latest screening, I'm Still Here
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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