Hot new festival to launch next month
The festival will feature a live music, street foods, real ale and cider bars, artisan chilli products and children's entertainment.
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Community
Sir Ed Davey delivers fun in Finchampstead, with a serious message
Sir Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, was in Finchampstead to highlight the need for more funding and facilities for adult social care.
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Boys to cycle 500+ miles for charity
Two teenagers are to cycle 522 miles to help a local cause they rate highly.
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Peace Vigil coming to Wokingham
The event will mark mark Conscientious Objectors Day.
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Wokingham woman tackles London marathon to help autistic children and young people
Beth Jones will take on the famous 26.2 mile running challenge across the capital.
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Have your say on Charvil plan
Residents will decide whether to adopt or reject a neighbourhood plan.
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Dame Judi Dench’s “last painting” to go under the hammer at star-studded event
Prizes on offer from the online auction include a truly unique framed landscape painting by Dame Judi Dench.
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Wokingham road closure set to disrupt drivers for nearly a month
Evendons Lane in Wokingham will be closed between Blagrove Lane and Edneys Hill.
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Climate Change event to return to Bracknell in July
The Bracknell Forest Community Climate Summit is back again for 2026 on Wednesday, July 8.
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Finchampstead football frenzy raises over £1,000 for local causes in community showdown
Five-a-side football teams from took to the pitch, and raised funds for local good causes.
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