Jeffrey Barker Crowther
Jeffrey Barker Crowther, ‘Jeff’ to family and friends, passed away peacefully at the Royal Berkshire Hospital on 8.07.24. Born on 14.03.1949 in Todmorden, (now in West Yorkshire), Jeff grew up...
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Dr Who lot goes down under
Bidders from Australia were among the winners at a Wokingham auction.
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MP calls for emergency health and care budget
The Liberal Democrats put fixing the NHS and care at the heart of tits general election campaign.
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Grant helps fund professional speakers
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Advice for avoiding the ‘post-gig blues’ during festival season
It's one of the biggest events in the music calendar, where 105,000 people will descend upon the borough over August Bank Holiday weekend
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Flying the flag with Pride
Wokingham Borough has raised the rainbow flag to celebrate Pride.
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More details about new Mcdonald’s
Detailed refurbishment plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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SustainFest 2024 ignites passion for sustainability at Holme Grange School
'I can't wait to tell my friends and help make the world a better place,' said one young visitor
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Two more green spaces recognised as nature havens
They are important places for wildlife to flourish
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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