‘Nobody I know will have any issues’: Reform leader for Wokingham backs Wokingham Islamic Centre plans
The leader of Reform UK in Wokingham and the leader of Wokingham Conservatives have reacted
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 moreDetailsFamilies travelling to London in the holidays can have fun and get creative
Read moreDetailsWokingham and its surrounding parishes are packed with hidden gems.
Read moreDetailsHome-Start seeks volunteers to support local families with young children
Read moreDetailsYour local recycling centre can pass them on to people who need them
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Islamic Centre has revealed it has exchanged contracts to buy the former Ritz cinema building on Easthampstead Road.
Read moreDetailsA consortium of consultants is advancing plans for a 72MW IT data centre at the Microsoft campus in Thames Valley Park.
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