Young WASMA performers raise their voices at Reading’s Hexagon Theatre
Hundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
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Community
Collaborative artwork displayed in Wokingham railway station
Learning Disability Partnership Board celebrates award winning project
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There’s all the fun of the circus at Winnersh Primary
Come and 'laugh, gasp, clap and cheer!'
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Hurst Panto bows out with generous donation to charity
It also leaves behind a legacy fund to help future amateur performers
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Review: Crowthorne Choral Society’s Spring Concert
Report by Alun Grafton
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Nine Mile Ride primary embraces outdoor learning
School's on a mission to develop in children a love for outdoor play
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High Sheriff impressed by Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
Sean Taylor takes a tour of the charity's facilities
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How a Winnersh-based charity changes lives
EHSL: providing safe homes for people with additional care needs
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California Gardeners rise to the challenge
Entries pour in for Spring Show
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Church Notes: Creating peace at home
Words from Wokingham churches: Wokingham Baptist Church
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