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MoT tests at Wokingham garage will help cancer charity
A GARAGE in Wokingham will be offering MoTs with a difference this Saturday – instead of paying them, you make a donation to charity. Staff at Citroemech in Eastheath Avenue...
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A new Brand for Henley Literary Festival
A MAJOR name has been confirmed for this year’s Henley Literary Festival. Comedian-turned-activist-turned-writer Russell Brand will be making a rare literary festival appearance to discuss his new book Fix: Freedom...
Read moreDetailsWoodley charity sends 200 care packages to victims of Grenfell Tower fire
VOLUNTEERS from a Woodley charity sprang into action on Wednesday morning to organise more than 200 care packages for people devastated by the Grenfell Tower fire in London. First Days,...
Read moreDetailsINTERVIEW: Level 42 give a Lesson in Love
“MUSIC has this incredible way of uniting people, even when there is so much hatred and evil going on around us.” When Mark King, vocalist and bassist of 1980s pop...
Read moreDetailsWokingham parents team up for national day of protest
A PROTEST highlighting the funding cuts facing Wokingham’s schools paraded through the town centre last month. Dozens of parents and children marched through the streets of Wokingham on Friday, May...
Read moreDetailsHorses helped at bank holiday show in Emmbrook
THUNDERY showers were not enough to deter the people of Wokingham from showing their support for one of the town’s newest animal charities on Bank Holiday Monday. Hundreds of animal...
Read moreDetailsPlanes, trains and automobiles will make Woodley Carnival week fun
A WEEK of special events in Woodley launched on Sunday and will end in a special Carnival celebration this weekend. And with quizzes, classic cars, fairgrounds, dog shows, live music,...
Read moreDetailsHospital coffee shop is a Friend dropping in
PATIENTS and visitors to the Battle Block at the Royal Berkshire Hospital will now have somewhere to go for a drink and a bite to eat thanks to the work...
Read moreDetailsRare Chinese disc fetches £10,500 at Wokingham auction
A RARE Chinese artefact stunned a Wokingham auction house last week when it sold for an astonishing £10,500. The jade Bi disc, which is believed to date to the 18th...
Read moreDetailsWokingham couple give a dog a home
A COUPLE from Wokingham came home from holiday with a little more than just a souvenir - they rescued a dog. Sue Gilder and Phil Richardson, who live in the...
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