Hurst Horticultural Show
The Hurst Horticultural Society will host its 109th Horticultural Show in the Village Halls on the afternoon of Saturday, August 20.
Ruscombe writer and film director to debut on iPlayer
A film written and directed by a photography and media student from Ruscombe will soon be released by the BBC.
Gin and Rum fest in Fifield returns for end of August
The micro festival, arranged by the organisers of Fi.Fest, has been attracting more visitors each year with its variety of local and national spirits, as well as its line-up of musical entertainment.
Maidenhead Camera Club's Mark Russell and Rod Bird, exhibition organisers)
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