A WOKINGHAM fitness club has lost a lot of weight over the past month: 1,070lbs to be precise. That’s the volume in weight of food that members of Curves donated...
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Read moreDetailsCHARITY bosses are tickled pink at the support they are receiving from a Lower Earley supermarket. A pair of bright sparks from Asda in Chalfont Close have dreamed up an...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN to unseat Remain-supporting MP Dr Phillip Lee has almost gained enough support to force a deselection meeting and organisers said that they make no apologies for doing so....
Read moreDetailshttps://twitter.com/channel4news/status/1114231615838916614 SIR JOHN REDWOOD has hit back at Channel 4 after a live interview was cut short last night. Newscaster Krishnan Guru-Murthy was speaking with the Wokingham MP about Brexit....
Read moreDetailsIT’S CIDER – but not as we know it. A Charvil-based pub is promising one of the most unusual flavours of the apple-based drink over the next two months. The...
Read moreDetailsJose Gomes arrived at Reading in December with the club just above the relegation zone on goal difference. With the turn of the year, the Royals have seen a change...
Read moreDetailsAn appeal for witnesses has been launched after another man has been attacked in Wokingham's Station Approach - this time with an iron bar. This incident has been described by...
Read moreDetailsTHEY suffered heatstroke, broken toes and stumbling through woodlands in the pitch dark. But two intrepid care workers are planning to take part again in one of the country’s toughest...
Read moreDetailsWATERSTONES in Peach Street will welcome author Tina Stubbs on Saturday, April 6. Starting at 10am, she will be on hand to read from her Life’s Little Bugs series of...
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