Law firm donates to local charities
The firm has supported Berkshire Women's Aid and The Cowshed since 2023.
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Community
Enjoy a free festival of food and music in Bracknell
The South Hill Park event promises 'great vibes'
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Enjoy a summer afternoon of jazz in Crowthorne
Thames Voyces will perform a selection of sonnets and songs
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Church Notes: Acts of kindness
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Two new shops to host share bins
The Lions Share community food project has announced two new sites in Wokingham.
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MP celebrates falling waiting lists
Across the country, NHS waiting list figures show a drop in April for the first time in 17 years.
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A treat for your mind and body
Berkshire's 'best' wellbeing festival returns to Wokingham on Saturday.
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Register now for Sunday’s Bikeathon
Entries for Sunday's event, which starts and ends at Cantley Park, close on Thursday.
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Golf tech business comes to Wokingham
Its technology is used by many golf professionals and legends of the game.
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Thinking about electric vehicles for you or your small business?
A free event in Winnersh can tell you all you need to know
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