Prime Minister honours Fred’s work for Keep Mobile
A WOKINGHAM man has been honoured by the Prime Minister for his work in supporting disabled people in the borough. Fred Rule set up a community transport scheme, Keep Mobile,...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man has been honoured by the Prime Minister for his work in supporting disabled people in the borough. Fred Rule set up a community transport scheme, Keep Mobile,...
Read moreDetailsPOLE DANCERS are offering a trip down memory lane for its summer showcase event. The Reading Pole Arts group will present It Brings Me Back on Saturday, May 26. Starting...
Read moreDetailsTHERE were books galore, cakes to drool over and plants for the garden and the window shelf. All of these delights and many more, helped raise over £900 at the...
Read moreDetailsBIRDS will be keeping away from Sonning this weekend, but organisers of the bi-annual scarecrow festival are hoping that visitors will flock to the village. Running on Sunday and bank...
Read moreDetailsTHIS SATURDAY, families are invited to join in a free family fun day in Wokingham. The Town Council is organising is annual fun day in Langborough Recreation Ground. As with...
Read moreDetailsSteve Carson and Chris Morgan both scored centuries to help Binfield to a big win over Sulhamstead and Ufton in the Thames Valley League. Carson tops this week's batting honours...
Read moreDetailsTHE BOROUGH’S Liberal Democrats were given a post-election treat as national leader Vince Cable came to meet with them. And he told The Wokingham Paper that the visit on Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsSpring cleaners are being asked to think of helping a charity as they clear out unused and unwanted items. The Blue Cross branch in Wokingham's town centre is calling on...
Read moreDetailsBoth Finchampstead and Wokingham enjoyed big wins in the Home Counties Leagues at the weekend. New-look Finches were still seeking a first victory of the season when they welcomed Oxford...
Read moreDetailsA former Wokingham schoolboy is getting married today. Henry Charles Albert David attended Ludgrove school along with his bigger brother William Arthur Philip Louis before going on to Eton. Today, he...
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