Wenona steps out for Hurst Morris with dances at two Wokingham pubs
Wenona Bryan made her debut dance performance with Hurst Morris People recently when her team performed outside two Wokingham pubs
Read moreDetailsWenona Bryan made her debut dance performance with Hurst Morris People recently when her team performed outside two Wokingham pubs
Read moreDetailsA CONSULTATION has been launched into the future of one of the northern parishes of Wokingham borough.
Read moreDetailsJesus put a high value on children, "let them come to meet me ? the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to them".
Read moreDetailsAny Labour candidate that wishes to be elected in Wokingham has to work really, really hard.
Read moreDetailsTonight, I come to the end of my time as the Leader of Wokingham Borough Council. The first Liberal Democrat council leader in Wokingham for 20 years
Read moreDetailsMay is National Walking Month, which encourages us to leave the car at home and find ways to incorporate more walking into our days
Read moreDetailsTwyford Drama have just played an absolute blinder in the first-ever stage production of Kathy Reid's comedy-drama Fight Them for the Beeches.
Read moreDetailsTwo weeks ago, I was made redundant. The last few months leading up to this were difficult ? frustrating, saddening, shocking, even frightening
Read moreDetailsLast week I wrote that May signified the end of the footballing season, which is how we see it in the country. At the other side of the world
Read moreDetailsThe Thames Valley Kings wheelchair basketball teams had a triumphant weekend as they won all three matches played during the Coronation weekend.
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