Royals fans serve up another protest against owner as local politicians join calls for government intervention
READING FC fans made their voices heard with another protest against the club's owner on Saturday.
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Get ready, get trainers, go! Join the Wokingham Walk
Get ready, get trainers, go! Join the Wokingham Walk
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Can you fix the Binfield Club clock?
Can you fix the Binfield Club clock?
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Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
Church celebrates autumn with Hong Kong community
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One in five Wokingham homes sold in last five years
Wokingham is ranked in the top 20 locations of houses sold during the last five years.
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Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
Hear how WBC plans to respond to climate change, at a free talk in Wokingham
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Silver Swan ballet dancers perform at London’s Royal Academy of Dance
Silver Swan ballet dancers perform at London's Royal Academy of Dance
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Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip’s beer festival
Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip's beer festival
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Children’s items to be given second life thanks to new donation bin
A WOKINGHAM sports facility is helping youngsters across the borough grow up with all the essential items they need.
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Arborfield community centre set for 2026
A new community centre in Arborfield could be completed by 2026.
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