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Sonning’s Great House scoops first place in Sunday Times hotel guide
A RIVERSIDE hotel has been voted the best in the country in a new Sunday Times survey. The Great House at Sonning is the winner of the best budget location...
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Nominations open for Wokingham civic awards
NOMINATIONS are now being accepted for those members of the community who deserve recognition for their outstanding contributions to Wokingham. Each year, the Wokingham Town Council Civic Awards recognises individuals...
Read moreDetailsFirst look inside Wokingham’s newest café bar, Sedero Lounge
VIBRANT new cafe bar, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, has opened in Wokingham town centre. Located in Central Walk, close to Waitrose, Sedero Lounge is the latest addition to the...
Read moreDetailsMums protest over Carnival splash pool
FACILITIES for under fives were put under the microscope during public question time at the Executive meeting. Alexandra Fraser, who is spearheading a petition to get Wokingham Borough Council to...
Read moreDetailsProtestors pack meetings to save Twyford’s greenbelt
A thousand protesters packed into meetings to object to a possible 3,500 new homes being built on Green Belt land east of Twyford. An extra 8,000-10,000 residents would more than...
Read moreDetailsWokingham raises thousands for Macmillan Cancer Care
Wokingham went crumbs last Friday morning as a deluge of cake brought out plenty of smiles … and raised thousands for Macmillan Cancer Care. The annual charity coffee morning saw...
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Volunteers wanted for this year’s Poppy Appeal
WOKINGHAM residents are being urged to volunteer their time to take part in this year’s Poppy Appeal. The Royal British Legion is calling on the British public to join its...
Read moreDetailsHolme Grange pupil fluent in success at language challenge
A GOLDEN-tongued youngster from a school in Wokingham is hoping to become fluent in success at the final of a national language competition later this month. Angel, who attends Holme...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead nursery gets golden ticket for a day of fun
CHOCOLATE factories, giant peaches and marvellous medicines were just some of the themes on display as a Finchampstead nursery played host to its own Roald Dahl Day last month. Oak...
Read moreDetailsMotorists launch petition to get Wokingham’s traffic moving
MOTORISTS fed up with Wokingham’s traffic misery have launched a petition calling on the borough council to take action. As we revealed last week, the closure of a section of...
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