Wokingham Station to celebrate 200 years of railways with new artwork
Wokingham Station will be celebrating 200 years of railways by unveiling a new piece of permanent artwork.
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Popular event returns to Elms Field
The summer panto fairy tale features upbeat songs and lots of comedy.
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Band to perform for Armed Forces Day
The St Sebastian's Wokingham band will perform in Peach Place.
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Free electric vehicle event
Wokingham borough council's first awareness event is next month.
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Twyford Drama to celebrate 60th anniversary with open day
Twyford Drama is celebrating its 60th anniversary with an open day and also a 'sparkling cocktail of song, dance and drama' for audiences
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Everything must go at social club auction
The Our Land of Peach social club is selling off a variety of items.
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Shaun the Sheep flocks to Reading town centre this summer
Reading town centre is set to be transformed into a baa-rilliant adventure destination this summer, as 12 giant Shaun the Sheep sculptures
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Celebrating dads with free family fun day
It runs from 11am to 4pm on Sunday, June 15.
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Woodley Carnival returns on Saturday
More than 6,000 people are expected to attend.
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Local filmmakers bring spooky horror shorts to Reading Biscuit Factory
Enjoy a seasonal night of cinema screams
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