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A POTENTIAL black panther sighting in Staffordshire caused quite the stir among national news outlets last week.
Read moreDetailsA POTENTIAL black panther sighting in Staffordshire caused quite the stir among national news outlets last week.
Read moreDetailsAN AMATEUR dramatics group is looking to find a new home for a prop used in a recent production.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC suffered stoppage time heartbreak on Saturday afternoon, conceding in the 93rd minute to lose 2-1 to Exeter City.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles believes his side deserved a point following their 2-1 loss at Exeter City on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC suffered stoppage time heartbreak on Saturday afternoon, conceding in the 93rd minute to lose 2-1 to Exeter City.
Read moreDetailsTODAY is the first day of the annual Wokingham Festival, a weekend of food, music and beer. The annual event takes place in Cantley Park, a short walk from Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsOVERNIGHT road closures will take place on the M4 and its connecting sliproad from next month.
Read moreDetailsVisitors to the 110th Hurst Horticultural Show enjoyed a quintessentially British country show
Read moreDetailsA WEEKLY story time session is held in a Wokingham town centre bookshop.
Read moreDetailsSave the date: for a quiz to support First Days
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