Jason’s 50th birthday present to himself is a 26.2 mile run
Wokingham man runs for adoption and trauma support charity
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Try archery, free of charge, in Crowthorne
Families can enjoy a have-a-go day in May
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
Ramblers will walk for wellbeing in Dinton Pastures
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Arts4Wokingham runners smash Brighton Marathon with identical results
Stuart and Anne ran a race to remember
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Joe Wicks announced for Henley health and wellness festival
Joe Wicks will lead a fitness class on the festival's main stage for an interval training session, as well as a meet and greet,
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Star boxer delights pupils at a Sindlesham school
Children at Bearwood Primary were treated to assembly led by Jordan Thompson
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Strictly dancer Ian Waite steps out for Wokingham
The celebrity is determined to help put our town on the map
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Happiness is a walk in the park
Join a group that strolls for mental wellbeing
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Save a life by learning basic first aid for free
People can learn to use a defibrillator at a first aid course organised by Finchampstead Parish Council
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