New home for Early birds
Three owl boxes have been placed at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve.
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Are you ready for Halloween?
The Dinton Activity Centre will host two new activities.
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A quiz night in Sindlesham will provide buddies to help young people join in activities
Enjoy an evening of questions for a good cause
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Berkshire Music Trust launches new choir for young people of all abilities
Youngsters with complex needs can now sing for free online
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Outdoor adventures for October half term
Activities include fencing, indoor climbing, archery, raft building and kayaking.
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All Saints Church opens up green conversations at its Earth Fayre
Visitors take the opportunity to chat with eco groups
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It’s a busy month as usual for members of CLASP Wokingham
The group will meet throughout October with a range of activities on offer
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Berkshire NHS offering expanded support to help smokers quit in sites across its sites
Clinicians at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust have announced expanded support for patients to help stop smoking across trust sites
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Wokingham takeaway in trouble?
The future of a Wokingham Indian restaurant appears to be in doubt.
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New business comes to town
A new physiotherapy clinic has opened at Broad Street.
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