Strike action to affect local commuters
South Western Railway is reminding customers of strike action taking place tomorrow, Wednesday October 4.
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Casting the Runes: a chilling tale with puppets
Casting the Runes: a chilling tale with puppets
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Fifth London show for fashion designer
A former Wokingham designer made her fifth consecutive appearance at last week's London Fashion Week.
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Staff and users at a housing association's learning disability services enjoyed a music festival.
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The 2023 Bracknell Together Walk raises more than £3,000 for local charities
The Rotary Club of Easthampstead's fourth Bracknell Together Walk has raised more than £3,000 for charities in Bracknell and Wokingham
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Appeal for witnesses to sexual assault
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault by touching in Bracknell.
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Volunteer treasurer sought for local charity
A Bracknell charity has issued an urgent appeal to allow it to continue operating.
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Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts teams up with Bracknell and Wokingham musical acts for The Lexicon’s Summer Proms
A DAY of music is coming to The Lexicon in Bracknell next weekend, and organisers are promising something for all ages
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SHARE opens 15th site in Bracknell as quest to combat food poverty continues
A WOKINGHAM-BASED charity has hit a significant milestone as its outreach continues to grow.
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IAG selected for award
A Berkshire company has been selected for a prestigious award.
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