“These enhancements will benefit all of our residents not just the football community. Visiting the park, whether to exercise, meet friends, walk the dog or simply relax, is really popular...
Read moreDetailsFudge, cakes and pastries are just some of the treats you can enjoy this Sunday, July 12 as Wokingham’s vegan market makes a much welcomed return. The monthly event will...
Read moreDetailsIf you ever needed proof as to why Reading will finish slap bang in mid-table this season, the last two games have provided exactly that. The 5-0 victory over Luton...
Read moreDetailsWhen life is uncertain we tend to look back to the golden days because we often associate nostalgia with positive feelings. The themes of nostalgia and vintage have become some...
Read moreDetails“Thanks to our residents for their patience while we completed this work, which will help even more people enjoy this riverside beauty spot.”
Read moreDetails“It’s absolutely soul destroying not knowing when we can return. Beauty is all I know. We feel like the forgotten industry."
Read moreDetailsA charity which helps vulnerable Wokingham families has relaunched its services this month. Home-Start began its remote aid on Wednesday, July 1 following a period of restrictions due to the...
Read moreDetailsLIVE MUSIC is returning to a local arts centre thanks to modern technology. Norden Farm is looking forward to a special streamed performance from the St John’s Ensemble. The programme...
Read moreDetailsDRIVERS need to make sure their cars, bikes and vans are road legal, as MOTs become mandatory next month. From Saturday, August 1, drivers across England, Scotland and Wales need...
Read moreDetailsDOCTORS at Winnersh Surgery will be able to treat more patients, after a successful refurbishment of their premises. Over the past six weeks, renovations on the building have included moving...
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