Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Read moreDetailsGood news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Read moreDetailsA DOG was thrown into the River Thames with a rock tied to her neck in a suspected drowning incident that has been described as cruel and distressing
Read moreDetailsTWO PEOPLE were rescued from the River Thames in Ruscombe earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsWargrave Local History Society members made a visit to a place of local history interest, and this year this was to the Chiltern Open Air Museum
Read moreDetailsYoung filmmaker's triathlon challenge will support young disabled people
Read moreDetailsPrisoners of war attending mass in a convent sitting room and masses held in a pub are part of the history behind churches in Twyford and Wargrave
Read moreDetailsDozens of families from across Berkshire helped mark a charity's 40th anniversary by enjoying a day of fun and games in Wargrave
Read moreDetailsCharity golf day in Wargrave: Tee off benefits young and old
Read moreDetailsA charity Golf Day in Wargrave will benefit young and old
Read moreDetailsKatie Amos, the lead for local history at Reading Central Library, told the History Of Yeomanry House to the Wargrave Local History Society
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