Lexicon charity fund opens
The Lexicon Charity Fund can support charitable causes, community groups, sporting clubs and PTAs within Bracknell Forest.
Read moreDetailsThe Lexicon Charity Fund can support charitable causes, community groups, sporting clubs and PTAs within Bracknell Forest.
Read moreDetailsIts June play, Steel Magnolias, will leave the audience 'on a high'
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
Read moreDetailsModifications to a road that has been the scene of numerous accidents had been planned, and was not as a result of recent media attention. Wokingham Today featured the story...
Read moreDetailsPlans for a mobile home park in Barkham for the over-55s has been refused.
Read moreDetailsWokingham In Need's tea dance was a day to remember
Read moreDetailsIt sought permission to use its artificial pitch at its Sonning Lane home until 10pm.
Read moreDetailsA dog show is just one of the promised attractions
Read moreDetailsChildren’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
Read moreDetailsLiberal Democrats have announced plans to deliver free school meals for more than 1,800 more primary school children in Wokingham. In a statement, they announced their ambition to extend free...
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