Punters flock back to the pubs in Wokingham borough
Punters have flooded back to Wokingham borough's pubs as covid restrictions lifted, surpassing landlord expectations.
Read moreDetailsPunters have flooded back to Wokingham borough's pubs as covid restrictions lifted, surpassing landlord expectations.
Read moreDetailsWokingham firm Intersurgical is supporting the global fight against covid, by distributing equipment to India.
Read moreDetailsIF YOU want to make your garden even more green, listen up - with the help of a new podcast from Dobbies. Dobbies Garden Centre, which has a site in...
Read moreDetailsThe Wargrave Local History Society embarked on its 2021-22 programme of talks in April, again making use of the internet Zoom system. The presentation was given by Reading Library’s local...
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAO7jHbAKDA A FUNNY, deceptively gentle song about a taboo subject is pulling in hundreds of appreciative viewers. Sophie Vyse, using the latest lockdown to experiment with creativity, has written a...
Read moreDetailsThe British Modern Military History Society is delighted to announce the publication of the first volume of its book Glimpses of War. Released on May 8, the anniversary of VE...
Read moreDetailsA READING boxer has joined the mission to make healthy food accessible to the community. Former British and commonwealth heavyweight champion, Michael Sprott, has become an ambassador for Sindlesham-based Freely...
Read moreDetailsHEATHER BONCEY won a scary story contest by Wokingham Writers’ Group. Here’s her horror tale I opened my eyes slowly. My head was pounding. I couldn’t remember anything from the...
Read moreDetailsAge UK Berkshire has offices in Reading and Newbury. This role is home based but can be undertaken from our Reading office. Going home after a stay in hospital no...
Read moreDetailsWokingham-based DJ Paula Frost will be flying sky-high for music charity Tonic Music for Mental Health. DJ Paula Frost, from Way Out Radio, will be strapped to a plane as...
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