Anne and Judith help create The Longest Yarn
It's the story of D-Day in wool
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Grant will help families bounce back
Funding for charity means children and parents can feel safe
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The band keeps busy
St Sebastian Brass Band will tell stories at their summer concert
Read moreDetailsTackling Poverty: Grant helps The Cowshed to transform lives
Delivering practical help for people in need
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Windsor thriller Accolade: a story of success and scandal
Audiences should have plenty to discuss on the way home
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Tackling Poverty Grant will help provide 300 beds for children
First Days charity thanks Wokingham United Charities for their support
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‘What one thing can you do for the environment?’ asks Holme Grange School
Its Festival of Sustainability will feature recycled fashion, rock bands, and strawberries
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Tackling Poverty Grant will support families impacted by autism
ASD Family Help will be able to offer a finances and wellbeing course to help empower people who are struggling
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Broken items can be repaired in Spencers Wood
A team of expert fixers is standing by to give products a new lease of life
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Beauty isn’t only skin deep at Wokingham Theatre
Its June play, Steel Magnolias, will leave the audience 'on a high'
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