Celebrity match details revealed
Children’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
Read moreDetailsChildren’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
Read moreDetailsLiberal Democrats have announced plans to deliver free school meals for more than 1,800 more primary school children in Wokingham. In a statement, they announced their ambition to extend free...
Read moreDetailsTom Tugendhat, the Secretary of State for Security, spent time knocking on doors in Pound Lane.
Read moreDetailsIt offered apologies for reduced capacity on the route.
Read moreDetailsA charity is calling on all trivia titans and quiz queens in Wokingham to host a Big Summer Quiz.
Read moreDetailsA government minister was on the election trail in Sonning yesterday (Sunday), lending his support to the Conservative candidate for the new Woodley and Earley constituency. Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for information after it received reports of rape near Wokingham town centre. The incident happened on London Road. Police cordons were in place at King...
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Read moreDetailsThe community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
Read moreDetailsBill will become one of the most significant animal welfare laws.
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