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Fans of Abba can join a women’s music event in Charvil
The Project Singers will be singing a trio of the pop group's numbers
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Community
Wokingham Choral Society will sing the songs of English Masters
Their November programme includes the story of Santa Claus
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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‘It took 40,000 oil paintings and 250 artists to make my film’, says Hugh Welchman
The Bracknell award winning film director chatted with members of Wokingham Film Society
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Enjoy a brain testing evening in Wokingham
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Sophie’s walking under the stars for Sue Ryder
Reading resident will step out in memory of her grandmother
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Signature at Caversham community collects school uniform for charity
Bags of pre-loved items will help families in crisis
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Can you help the The Link prepare a joyful Christmas Day Lunch?
The Wokingham charity seeks volunteers to make the season jolly
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Frocks fashion show to benefit Wokingham charity
Support The Cowshed at a catwalk event
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It’s bedtime for bulbs at California Gardeners Club
Join the Finchampstead horticultural group to hear more
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