Beauty isn’t only skin deep at Wokingham Theatre
Its June play, Steel Magnolias, will leave the audience 'on a high'
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Jones makes waves in Henley
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
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Plans for 500 homes ‘absolute lunacy’
Plans to build almost 500 homes in Wokingham Borough have been branded 'absolute lunacy' by villagers.
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The first of the borough’s D-Day events fills WADE with music and memories
Wokingham In Need's tea dance was a day to remember
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Leaping from a plane is great, says Wokingham charity chair
John's fundraising skydive will help combat loneliness and isolation in the borough
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Maiden Erlegh club members don sequins and fringes for their centenary celebration in Manchester
They join 2,500 women from more than 50 nations
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Bus service affected by ‘overhanging trees’
It offered apologies for reduced capacity on the route.
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Group celebrates 50 years of 1st Woodley Boys’ Brigade
Local youth group enjoys a night of awards
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CLASP members celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week
Look out for them during the week
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FC Bracknell Lions U9 girls celebrate season of success
FC Bracknell Lions U9 girls team made it a season to remember as they secured a double to cap off a spectacular campaign. The Lions were awarded the shield for...
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