RaW Sounds Today: Hollie Rogers, Bone-Idle, Who Ate All the Crayons
Hollie Rogers is based in London, and originally from Cornwall, but she recently launched her solo album just down the road at The Harlington
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From Australia to Hong Kong: Wokingham welcomes 27 new citizens
Wokingham borough has officially welcomed 27 new citizens.
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Police identify woman who died in Bracknell as murder inquiry continues
A woman who died after suffering a head injury at a property in Bracknell has been named by police.
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Woman found dead as murder investigation launched in Bracknell
A murder investigation has been launched after a woman died at a property in Bracknell.
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‘Wokingham is an inclusive, diverse town’: Pride brings hundreds together in celebration
Hundreds of people gathered in Wokingham on Saturday as the town celebrated its annual Pride event.
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An Ideal Husband: Wilde’s sparkling satire prepares to dazzle at Wokingham Theatre
A sold-out run ends this year's season of plays
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This is officially Wokingham borough’s best park – again
Woodford Park is the only park in Wokingham borough to achieve the award,.
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Three marathons in three days for Camp Mohawk
Runner will help charity to give families a 'tiny slice of happiness'
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Sumas face tricky start to the season
Wokingham Town FC will open its league account with a trek to the outskirts of North London to face Hilltop.
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Wokingham Communities Vision: focus on Berkshire Vision
How a charity is rebuilding people's independence after sight loss
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