Woodley Town Council is hosting a series of free events for its first Climate Action Week during November. 

The town council is partnering with Wokingham Borough Council to put on events that include free film screenings, tea afternoons, and litter picking sessions. 

A spokesperson from the town council said: "Through various free events during our first Climate Action Week, in partnership with Wokingham Borough Council, we aim to raise awareness, inspire change, and foster a deeper connection with our planet.

"Let’s unite in our efforts to protect the Earth today and for generations to come.

"Together, we can make a meaningful impact and create a more sustainable world."

Pre-schoolers will be able to take part in a Recycled Art Project hosted by More Arts with Jo Wyles Artist at the Oakwood Centre.

Woodford Park will host a walking tour with guides from Friends of Woodford Park. 

In the town centre, Centre Stage will see a charity shop fashion show hosted by Thames Hospice. 

For those looking to save money and help the planet, the Energy Saving Trust will be available on a online EV webinar. 

Meanwhile for those looking for help with transport on two wheels, bike experts will be on hand at Woodford Leisure Centre. 

Coffee, cake and a climate debate will be hosted by Woodley Town Council, while The Alan Cornish Theatre at the Oakwood Centre will screen a series of films about climate change. 

And for those looking to make their local area a little tidier, Woodley Adopt a Street Project will be organising a litter pick around the are. 

All events take place from 18 to 23 November. 

Booking is required for the free events, available via the Woodley Town Council website.