Colin Wharton takes you on a lovely bike ride from Wokingham to Arborfield

Although Berkshire’s usually jam-packed Halloween events schedule has been diminished this year, there’s still a fair few things going on to keep the kids entertained throughout the October half term

Two attractive Berkshire villages, and they both offer a little bit of everything… | Words: Sarah Rodi and Thomas Newport

We’re heading to the west of Reading for a wander through historic Ashampstead and Yattendon, home of the West Berkshire Brewery

Celebrate the autumn season by meeting a Berkshire maker of beautiful home decor

Test your local knowledge with our county quiz and enter to win afternoon tea for two at De Vere Wokefield Estate | Words: Adam Jacot de Boinod

Steve Davison heads to West Ilsley for a dog (and horse) friendly five and a half mile journey over the North Wessex Downs, which can be adapted for cyclists or walkers

Get out and enjoy the late summer sunshine at a free sculpture exhibition, with a riverside walk, or at one of Sarah’s favourite bars

From giant plants to space rockets to monsters, see 60 sculptures in an exclusive outdoor event at Newbury’s Elizabethan Manor

Steve Davison heads to West Berkshire and the North Wessex Downs for a fairly long and hilly walk, passing a grisly reminder of a bygone era

This year has been the most challenging of times for theatres across the globe, but there’s lots you can do to help Berkshire’s arts scene, from using their cafes to making a donation...

See a mummified cat’s head and visit one of the county’s oldest buildings this September

Steve Davison takes a walk through the rolling countryside around Crazies Hill in East Berkshire and finds an ancient spring along the way

The team at our local National Trust property share the details of the TV presenter’s visit

The Royal Borough’s visitor manager picks her top attractions from Duck Tours to the Magic Portal Escape Experience

Berkshire, with its Royal connections and proximity to the capital, has rocked the national headlines more than most counties. Here are our favourite moments...

Buckinghamshire and Berkshire are no longer bordering on hostility… but the rivalry bats on, says Jan Raycroft

The town is a fascinating mix of architecture, from medieval times to the 21st century, but modern day celebrations revolve around 900 years of history

Famed for its Prime Minister-producing college and proximity to the Royal town of Windsor, Eton manages to keep its old charms. With quirky shops, timeless museums and community spirit, many still cross the famous bridge to pay a visit

A stunning walk on the Berkshire banks of the River Thames, passing through a deer park and Hambleden Lock