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WOKINGHAM town could get a new family-friendly restaurant that serves loaded chip pizza fries.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM town could get a new family-friendly restaurant that serves loaded chip pizza fries.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of one of Wokingham's long-established business is calling on elected representatives to do something more to save the town.
Read moreDetailsJoy rang out from a church tower when a bellringing team from throughout Wokingham borough succeeded in their attempt to ring a full peal
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks was convicted at Reading Crown Court on Friday, January 19, after sexually assaulting an elderly woman
Read moreDetailsA DRIVER was chased by police across west Reading on Wednesday evening, and the force is appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident happened around 6pm on January 10....
Read moreDetailsOllie Young Foundation's feBLUEary quiz will kick off a significant month
Read moreDetailsTODAY is National Popcorn Day, and to celebrate a cinema in Winnersh is offering a bag of the snack for just £1. Showcase Cinemas says both salted and sweet varieties...
Read moreDetailsHenley Business School has announced the findings of its latest research examining what drives retention of staff motivates workers
Read moreDetailsWokingham panto, Mother Goose, should chase away the January blues
Read moreDetailsA THREE-course dinner will include a side-helping of puzzles thanks to a murder mystery evening.
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