Inspirational John visits Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club hosted a very special visitor at its Emirates FA Cup match last weekend.
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Help deaf cat Cookie find her fur-ever home
A deaf former stray cat who has impressed her carers with the creative ways she communicates is looking for her forever home.
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Care home make resident’s fishing dream come true
Care home make resident's fishing dream come true
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Get walking for Thames Hospice and enjoy a sunflower to treasure forever
IT IS the walk where sun is always guaranteed, along with the chance to raise funds for the Thames Hospice.
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Tribute to Woodley businessman, John Hicks
Tribute to Woodley businessman, John Hicks
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Wokingham man relieved that council has shown compassion
'Why am I charged council tax for my uninhabitable home?' asks flooded Wokingham pensioner
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Kenyan family fun day triumphs ‘against all odds’
A COMMUNITY group defied the elements as it welcomed more than 2,000 visitors to its annual event on Saturday.
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Leading climate expert from Wokingham prepares for new role heading up the European Meteorological Society
A leading weather and climate expert from Wokingham has a top new job - heading up the European Meteorological Society.
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A kookaburra stole the show at Earley Green Fair
A kookaburra stole the show at Earley Green Fair
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Reading FC signed experienced shot stopper David Button
READING FC has announced the signing of experienced goalkeeper David Button.
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