Former Bracknell mayor jailed for helping son hide evidence in rape case
A former mayor in Bracknell has been jailed for three years after helping her son conceal evidence linked to the rape of a teenage girl.
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Bracknell death: Police name man found dead as murder probe continues
A man found dead in Bracknell has been formally identified by police as Abdul Wali Mamozai.
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Bracknell MP responds after man is murdered in Bracknell town centre
Bracknell's MP has expressed his shock and sadness after a man in his 30s was murdered in the town centre on Sunday.
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Wokingham May Fayre 2026: All you need to know before you go
Family fun is just around the bank holiday corner
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Wokingham borough local elections: Labour
Every party has been offered the opportunity to provide a manifesto-style column. Today, it's the turn of Labour.
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This popular Bracknell buffet was fined £25k after a serious salmonella outbreak
The award of a food hygiene rating of 5 reflects the improvements made, and provides reassurance that necessary food safety controls are now in place.
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Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf: secrets and lies revealed at Wokingham Theatre
There's a bumpy ride of a classic play in store for Wokingham audiences
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Wokingham store Maya’s Refillables celebrates four sustainable years
Supporters raise a glass to Wokingham's zero waste store
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Wokingham Festival completes 2026 line-up with new acts announced
The final acts for this year's Wokingham Festival have been announced, with organisers promising one of the event's strongest line-ups
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Help make it a hole in one for Lower Earely charity Daisy’s Dream
Enjoy a Lower Earley childhood bereavement charity's golf day
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