Camp Mohawk to benefit from Wokingham man’s first running event
Mark's taking part in this year's Reading Half Marathon, for the woodland centre charity that supports families whose children have special needs
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Community
A charity barn dance in Twyford offers fun for all the family
Understanding Dementia promises a great night out for a good cause
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Enjoy spring blooms at a horticultural show
Visit Wokingham Horticultural Association's display of early blooms and produce
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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Bracknell teacher selected for Eurovision
Charlotte Steele is part of the band Remember Monday.
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Town hall decorated for International Women’s Day
Barkham Hookers created the decorations.
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Dingley’s Promise gala raises thousands for young children with SEND
The charity's themed event is a story book success
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Book lovers can learn why the caged bird sings
Wokingham enthusiasts can hear about Maya Angelou
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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War of words rages on over California Cross
Claims that comments are ".. undermining public confidence."
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