Confusion is deepening in a central Berkshire community amid fears that far more homes than expected could be pushed into their village.
Read moreDetailsAshwell explained how he was asked to look after Keegan's belongings whilst he took part in the show.
Read moreDetailsThe town's team occasionally played against absolute footballing royalty.
Read moreDetailsA long?promised safety upgrade at one of Bracknell and Wokingham's most difficult junctions has been put in focus by a Wokingham councillor
Read moreDetailsWoodley brothers pedal to raise funds for an ice trike
Read moreDetailsLearn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Reform UK in Wokingham and the leader of Wokingham Conservatives have reacted
Read moreDetailsA disabled mother and her terminally ill son are living on borrowed time as they await eviction from their adapted Wokingham home
Read moreDetailsHarley and Noah's epic cycle inspires Bridgend community support
Read moreDetailsPerformed outdoor in the arts centre's Italian Gardens, it promises to be a special summer event
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