Crowthorne night owls can enjoy Christmas shopping and fun next weekend
Hundreds of Crowthorne night owls can enjoy Christmas shopping and fun
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Community
Giving Tree organiser is ‘bowled over’ by the public’s response
Giving Tree organiser is 'bowled over' by the public's response
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Borough ranks well for fewest violent crimes
Wokingham has been ranked as one of the least violent areas in England and Wales.
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Crowthorne charity shop doubles in size
The COATS charity shop in Crowthorne High Street has doubled in size.
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Fears for the future of lunch club
Volunteers at a pensioners' lunch club are fearful for its future.
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King’s award for Charvil charity
The charity has supported more than 2,000 people with cancer.
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A Wokingham Christmas fair this weekend will support older residents
A Wokingham Christmas fair this weekend will support older residents
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Readers raise funds for WADE
Thanks to the generosity of well-read Tesco shoppers, more than £300 has been donated to the charity.
Read moreDetailsReading time with book author and illustrator
The event, at 4pm on Friday, November 24, will feature her latest book, Hello Winter.
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Get active for a deserving cause
Sue Ryder is calling on local people to get active by joining its December Daily Dash.
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