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WHEN IT comes to this forecasting, you can’t blame it on the weatherman – it’s your pick. Two weeks ago, we shared the news that the University of Reading is...
Read moreDetailsWHEN IT comes to this forecasting, you can’t blame it on the weatherman – it’s your pick. Two weeks ago, we shared the news that the University of Reading is...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at the Royal Berkshire Hospital can look forward to a permanent welfare centre thanks to donations you’ve made during the coronavirus pandemic. Chief executive Steve McManus said that the...
Read moreDetailsAs our usual Spring and Summer shows have had to be cancelled this year the TRHA are currently running a Virtual Summer Show. You can access it on our website...
Read moreDetailsLadies and gentlemenput your hands togetherfor those on the front linesand mourn for those who died. When it first hit, the virusmoved so fast, that you couldfeel the earth by...
Read moreDetailsWE’RE back again with another round-up of music to enjoy with our special and unique top 10, and it’s all compiled by Chris Hillman from White Star Records. The Wokingham...
Read moreDetails“The award is very much deserved,” says the secretary of Berkshire South East CAMRA. The real ale loving organisation has voted The Ship Inn, in Peach Street, Wokingham, as its...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ONE of the biggest events in Wokingham’s annual calendar and signifies the start of festive celebrations for many, but the Winter Carnival is another victim of the coronavirus pandemic....
Read moreDetailsA NEW fundraising scheme will help the work of a day centre for the borough's older folk, while also rewarding supporters. WADE, based in Reading Road in Wokingham, has launched...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people have bought tickets to a concert without knowing what’s on the programme, or when it will be performed. And they’ve done it to help local professional musicians...
Read moreDetailsA FUNDRAISING campaign set up to help the family of a councillor who died suddenly last month has raised more than £9,000. James Box, who served on Wokingham Town Council,...
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