Wokingham Pride seeks volunteers for July event
Wokingham Pride will be celebrated with a march through the town centre from the town hall to Elms Field.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Pride will be celebrated with a march through the town centre from the town hall to Elms Field.
Read moreDetailsThe signing symbolises an ongoing partnership between the Armed Forces and churches across the Diocese.
Read moreDetailsAs part of National Pub Day, The Telegraph teamed up with Berkshire brewery Renegade to create its own 'Telegraph Ale.
Read moreDetailsThe opening of Little City Central Berkshire branch is the latest expansion of the national franchise.
Read moreDetailsThe scheme provides a range of dwelling types and sizes.
Read moreDetailsThe event is free to attend and open to all.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council has finished improving the junction of Finchampstead Road and Molly Millars Lane.
Read moreDetails".. current levels of compensation are seen to present challenges to diversity of representation."
Read moreDetailsWinnersh library reopened last week at its new home.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town FC was represented at Wembley stadium in Saturday's FA Cup final.
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