Plans for new defibrillator in Twyford scrapped
Plans for a new telephone box containing a defibrillator and access to charity and emergency services in Twyford have been scrapped.
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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A Woodley WI group welcomes new members
Join them for fun and fun(d) raising
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Data reveals Berkshire as one of the highest areas with GP shortages in UK
Berkshire has one of the highest levels of GP shortages across the NHS, new data reveals.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides free fresh produce through the week
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Wokingham Literary Society will hear about local links to Jane Austen
Join them to hear about the author's connections to the Thames Valley
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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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