Bracknell residents and community leaders tell their story of the Bank Holiday Monday fire
The Daler Rowney fire took place on Bank Holiday Monday, May 25, and was the biggest emergency that Bracknell residents can remember to date.
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Why Wokingham is about to take centre stage at Royal Ascot again
The inaugural running of the Wokingham Stakes took place in 1813.
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Blandy & Blandy celebrates successful year with summer garden party
The event welcomed clients and colleagues from across the professional community.
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Share memories over a friendly cup of tea in Earley
Monthly memory cafe welcomes all
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Questions raised after Reform uses ‘Wokingham’ image that appears AI-generated
An image published by Wokingham Reform appears to have used an image which bears no resemblance to Wokingham.
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Magic comes to Wokingham as fairies take over Elms Field
The fairies are here! Find them in Elms Field
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Waverley pupils sprint through the rain for The Cowshed
Prep school youngsters tackle the course with smiles
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Summer fete returns to Bearwood
Winnersh parish council is hosting its Summer fete on Saturday, June 20.
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‘It can be a bit dead’: Residents reveal concerns over Woodley shopping scene
People of Woodley have spoken out about the quality of shopping in the town centre following a series of changes both recently and over the last year
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Church Notes: Holding onto hope
Words from Wokingham Churches
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