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Read moreDetailsLOOKING relaxed and happy, Prime Minister Theresa May mingled with the public, posed for selfies and turned on a village's Christmas lights. The Maidenhead MP was visiting Twyford on Sunday,...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s four MPs has lent his support to the borough council’s efforts to protect a green space from being developed. If it goes ahead, a field in...
Read moreDetailsThe first door on Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar was opened in the Town Hall on Saturday. It was standing room only as Saint Sebastian Wokingham Band performed a selection of...
Read moreDetailsA MAN has died following a collision in Crowthorne last night. Thames Valley Police said that the incident took place in Wellingtonia Avenue just after 6pm on Friday, November 30....
Read moreDetailsTHE OWNERS of a new independent cocktail bar serving 200 different gins say they are really excited to be opening in Wokingham’s new Peach Place development next spring. The Leafy...
Read moreDetailsON THURSDAY Wokingham’s new bakery will open, making it the first business in the new Peach Place to launch. GAIL’S is a chain of craft bakers that has 25 years...
Read moreDetailsWATERSTONES has announced it is to open it's new Wokingham branch on Saturday, December 8. And the ribbon will be cut by Wokingham town mayor – and new leader of...
Read moreDetailsTWO Wokingham businesses came out tops in the first-ever Berkshire Apprenticeship Awards. Maiden Erlegh School won the Most Innovative Education-Based Apprenticeship Promotion Initiative Award the Best Adult Apprentice Award went...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN died in a car accident close to the Coppid Beech roundabout this morning and police are appealing for witnesses. It is not yet known how she died, but...
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