Dinton Pastures offers Wild Days for children this half-term holiday
Youngsters can enjoy kayaking, climbing and other fun activities
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Try Morris dancing with HuMP
Energetic fun, gorgeous locations and a pint - what could be nicer?
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We are the champions! CLASP bell boating team wins at Henley
'We couldn't be prouder' says the group
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Karl Thompson to run again for sick infants in the Caribbean
Wokingham resident gets ready for an island challenge
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Three important good causes in Wokingham receive much-needed funding
Tesco's Stronger Starter campaign benefits children's organisations and cancer survivors
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Why ‘England’s friendliest bowling club’ needs a new clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club aims to preserve a piece of village history
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There’s still time to sign up for the Three Counties Cycle Ride
Enjoy a happy and healthy cycle for fun and for charity
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Enjoy a walk at South Hill Park for charity
Or take a longer stroll into Swinley Forest for your community
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Berkshire MS Therapy Centre: ‘this is family’
A place where people feel understood
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Bill and Matt’s guide to the penny farthing
'Getting off is easy - getting off in the manner of your own choosing is harder,' they say
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