Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
There's help available if you feel like throwing your device across the room.
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Christmas Treecycling scheme continues to grow
Sue Ryder's successful eco project raises thousands for the charity
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It’s storytime for tots at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a story and a walk at a borough beauty spot
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Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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Pangbourne Rotary Club art sale will boost charities
Art lovers - and artists - save the date
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Enjoy a night at the theatre in aid of the Link
A visit to Wokingham Theatre's March show will benefit the charity
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Learn more about planning for the future
Two town firms are hosting events.
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Money raised to fight homes appeal
The plan for 350 homes in Barkham was refused unanimously by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Record number for half marathon
All entries have been allocated.
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Olly to tackle marathon in memory of his best friend
Sandhurst athlete steps out for Ethan
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