Austen House enjoys some messy fun
Residents learn about a Hindu festival
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Community
Children can enjoy their school garden thanks to volunteer gardeners
Helping hands have transformed Gorse Ride School's quiet space
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California Gardeners tackle a grave subject
Club members will learn how memorials are kept as peaceful places
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Woodley Festival reveals talents of the future
More than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
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Easter activities at Mathnasium
The maths tuition business held its soft opening last week.
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Did you spot Wokingham’s Palm Sunday donkey?
Children loved seeing a donkey in town at the weekend
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St Sebastian Wokingham band is top notch – it’s official
But winning the Southern Counties championship won't change the group's friendly nature
Read moreDetailsWoman walks to the Caribbean and back for Epilepsy Society
Cruise passenger completes more than 300 laps at sea
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Berkshire Egg Run returns this weekend
The Berkshire Egg Run returns this weekend, when motorcyclists will ride across town to donate Easter eggs to children around Berkshire
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A big cheer for local teams
Two renowned cheerleading teams have joined forces to create Platinum Artemis Studios.
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