Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity
Community pulls the stops out for Thames Hospice event
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NHS urges new students to get ‘NHS ready’ as they move to university
New students are being urged to register with a GP and download the NHS App as they prepare to start university.
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Woodley vicar wins national award for diversity
The positive role model won from among thousands of nominees
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Oktoberfest returns this weekend
There will be a live Oompah band in Peach Place.
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Can you help this year’s poppy appeal?
The appeal will be launched on Saturday, October 25, and last for two weeks.
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Fair to showcase volunteer opportunities
There will be a variety of different organisations looking for all kinds of volunteers.
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See Santa in Bracknell
Santa's Grotto will be set at the heart of a magical winter forest.
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New restaurant opens its doors in Shinfield
The Bagaara Indian restaurant opened on Shinfield Road.
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REVIEW: A taste of India at Wokingham’s oldest family-run restaurant
My family and I were very excited to be invited by Ramandeep and his sister Varunpreet to The Sultan, the oldest family-run restaurant in Wokingham.
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Find out all about EVs this weekend in Wokingham
Free EVent will feature latest models and a chance to talk with industry experts
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