Show proved spring has sprung
Spring was firmly in the air at last week's Twyford and Ruscombe Horticultural Society show.
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Fur coats and flip charts: Twyford Drama group publishes video previewing its new mystery
The preview is promised in an intriguing video, put together by the group, which can be watched at their website and is inspired by the play's story
Read moreDetailsFind fresh food, plants, and produce in Wokingham
A town centre market meets four days a week
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Trust chosen to run Barkham SEND schools
The two schools will be based alongside each other at Rooks Nest Farm.
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Objections against Riseley school plans
The proposed school would meet the needs of about 64 children with autistic spectrum disorders.
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Litter pickers are making bagfuls of difference
Money, hub caps, and an arm chair are among the rubbish found
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Bright spark Sarah is wired for success
A female electrical apprentice demonstrates her skills
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Enjoy music night at the Hope & Anchor
Hear bands play at the Wokingham pub
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Antiques fair set to return to Wokingham
Visit an antiques fair in Wokingham.
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Save a life by learning basic first aid for free
People can learn to use a defibrillator at a first aid course organised by Finchampstead Parish Council
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