Local health charity named official partner of Mapledurham Run
The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust has been named the official charity partner of the Mapledurham Run later this year.
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust has been named the official charity partner of the Mapledurham Run later this year.
Read moreDetailsThe ninth Get Berkshire Active Awards are now open for nominations.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM doctor who has become a familiar voice to BBC Radio Berkshire listeners has been awarded a CBE in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours. Dr George Kassianos was cited...
Read moreDetailsONE WOKINGHAM family has been making sure that everybody starts the new football season on the right foot. Over the past month, Emine and Steve Holden have been busy collecting...
Read moreDetailsResidents at Alexandra Grange care home have won Best Recording of Garden Memories in the Hallmark in Bloom gardening competition.
Read moreDetailsLouise Jedras, community champion at Tesco on Finchampstead Road, is helping Wokingham Foodbank get the donations it needs.
Read moreDetailsAnn Tigerstedt completed her Virtual London Marathon around Cantley Park last weekend, whilst raising money for Lawrence's Roundabout Well Appeal.
Read moreDetailsRt Revd Olivia Graham, the Bishop of Reading, has switched to an electric car.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Town Council is holding a drop-in session tomorrow morning to allow residents to have their say over plans to install safety measures into Elms Field. It is proposing to...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is celebrating Black History Month online this year, with a virtual exhibition.
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