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GCSE results 2026: Bracknell and Wokingham College celebrates successful learners
College applauds students' academic achievements, personal growth and confidence
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Youngster takes on 185-mile Thames walk in memory of his gran
Ten year old and his dad will walk nearly 200 miles, from source to sea, for charity
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Wokingham’s Snow White revealed as Christmas panto tickets hit the shelves
Wokingham Pantomime prepares for a Snow White Christmas
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Charlie Savage could secure ‘more desirable’ move away from Reading FC, says former EFL player
Former EFL defender Curtis Davies believes Charlie Savage could secure a more desirable move away from Reading by allowing his contract to run down
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Make a difference: Practical, organised person wanted
Wokingham United Charities seeks a facilities supervisor to keep its almshouse buildings and grounds running smoothly
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Threatened bus service to continue
Thw 151 service was facing cancellation next month due to financial challenges.
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Hundreds of homes approved for ‘less than ideal’ site in Arborfield
A total of 135 homes and a park looks set to be created in Arborfield.
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Former Reading FC stalwart joins Oxford United coaching staff
Former Reading FC stalwart Chris Gunter has been appointed to Aaron Ramsey's coaching staff at Oxford United.
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106-year-old Jessie to open Hurst Show
The show, in the centre of Hurst village on Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and 28, promises a huge range of entertainment for all ages.
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