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A WOKINGHAM resident is going clean shaven for charity – but it’s understandable as it’s been nearly a year since he last picked up a razor. Sasan Starr-Padidar decided to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM resident is going clean shaven for charity – but it’s understandable as it’s been nearly a year since he last picked up a razor. Sasan Starr-Padidar decided to...
Read moreDetailsSEARCH AND rescue teams in the Thames Valley have been awarded £20,000 by the police and crime commissioner. Anthony Stansfeld, has awarded the funds to three Lowland Search and Rescue...
Read moreDetailsHidden secrets going back 500 years have been exposed during major repairs to a Tudor pub which is said to be haunted. Painstaking repairs to The Castle Inn at Hurst,...
Read moreDetailsNUMEROUS protected trees were cut down last month, near Bearwood Lakes. They were chopped as part of a clearance operation but their removal sparked anger among residents and councillors. In...
Read moreDetailsA nature group is launching a new lockdown initiative to make sure people are getting their much-needed outdoors time. Earley Environmental Group is distributing goodies to the first 130 families...
Read moreDetailsEarlier this month, the club held a further online photo competition on the theme of A Winter Scene. Congratulations to Inge Salter who won first place for her shot of...
Read moreDetailsA BUMPER number of meetings are planned by a group that helps people in Wokingham who have learning disabilities. CLASP will continue to hold virtual events from 10am to noon...
Read moreDetails“Digital poverty is a very real issue for some of our learners and these laptops will make a huge impact in addressing the needs of some of our most vulnerable...
Read moreDetailsJerk From Homefacebook.com/jerkfromhomejerkfromhome@outlook.com07710 196671 WITH lockdown continuing for a few more weeks, it will be a while before we can get out and explore the world around us. So if...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S dog warden has warned dog walkers to keep their pets in full view when walking in the borough. It comes after concern spread on social media last week about...
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