Collectible Harry Potter first editions on sale in Twyford charity shop
A TWYFORD charity shop had a magical surprise when it was donated not one but three highly collectible Harry Potter books.
Read moreDetailsA TWYFORD charity shop had a magical surprise when it was donated not one but three highly collectible Harry Potter books.
Read moreDetailsTWO young children and a couple in their 70s were among those injured in a four-car collision at Binfield on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsAS THE cost of living rises, and inflation hits its highest rate for 30 years, a new course could help residents manage their finances.
Read moreDetailsDessert Maid, on Central Walk, threw a party to celebrate the occasion on Saturday, January 22.
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley Over 55s Club has planned a host of events up to the end of April.
Read moreDetailsLeighton Park School was awarded a double excellent by the Independent School Inspectorate, the highest award an independent school can be given.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council launched the consultation, which it said "would help decide whether to progress the project" on Monday, January 24.
Read moreDetailsMaya Gheorghe, owner of Maya?s Refillables, is taking residence in Peach Place, and expanding her offering to customers.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have warned that there has been a surge in burglaries across the area.
Read moreDetailsMarie Redmond Tuition, which has a centre in Winnersh, is marking 10 years in business by supporting 10 underprivileged children.
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