The British Heart Foundation shop in Wokingham needs some help. It needs volunteers to help on its tills and out on the shop floor making sure the store looks great....
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 17 million people now own pets in the UK, and the surge is prompting people to think about a “petnup”. While lockdown has seen a rise in pet...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS passionate about conservation are being encouraged to search for water voles. The survey organised by the People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES). The aim is to discover where the...
Read moreDetailsA FREE course for austic adults, SocialEyes, has been designed for Berkshire residents this May. SocialEyes is a free eight-week course, open to autistic adults aged 19 to 25, designed...
Read moreDetailsTHE BISHOP of Reading and the town’s football club have sponsored a music video to highlight the problem of rising knife crime. You Were Born to Fly: You Weren’t Born...
Read moreDetailsACTOR Ross Kemp has taken on one of his hardest roles yet: supporting the work of Thames Hospice. The former EastEnder has become an ambassador to the charity, which provides...
Read moreDetailsThe proof of the pudding was in the eating at the first mini-show of 2021 for Wokingham Horticultural Association. Diane Rowe baked a Marble Cake to a given recipe which...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM charity has hit upon a clever way to support children deal with the pandemic: they’re sending in the circus. And it’s not just a case of spreading some...
Read moreDetailsTHE FOUNDER of cancer charity Walk the Walk said she is “delighted” to help fund a 3D cancer-screening bus. Wokingham-based Nina Barough, chief executive of the charity, said she is...
Read moreDetailsMay is no exception for CLASP’s busy agenda. We had our Book Corner on Tuesday. On Tuesday, May 11, we have our popular Dancing to Music paid for by our...
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