Peach Place brick goes from Wokingham to Devon
Karen Beasley with her cherished brick, once part of the Rose Street car park area WHEN Karen Beasley retired to Devon after a lifetime living in Wokingham, she knew she...
Read moreDetailsKaren Beasley with her cherished brick, once part of the Rose Street car park area WHEN Karen Beasley retired to Devon after a lifetime living in Wokingham, she knew she...
Read moreDetailsAs often as possible we volunteer at Lakeside Residential Home, Whiteknights Road in Earley, assisting staff and their new activities co-ordinator Sarah. The residents are pleased to see familiar faces...
Read moreDetailsThose in peril on the sea, and indeed on inland waters too, have much to be grateful for in the services provided by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsLIKE any bride, Susie Monk is excited about drawing up the guest list for her wedding. There will be family, friends, work colleagues and two brothers flying in from Australia...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Monthly Litter Pick WOKINGHAM’S town centre is looking a little tidier this week, thanks to the efforts of a host of volunteers. Fifteen Litter Heroes gathered outside Wokingham Town...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of fundraisers went on a pub crawl with a different on Saturday – they were all dressed as part of a man’s anatomy. The Willy Waddle started in...
Read moreDetailsABC to Read recruit, train and support volunteers who work on a one-to-one basis with primary school children who are struggling with reading. Volunteers will visit a local primary school...
Read moreDetailsHARRY Mansfield is hoping love – and money – are in the air this Valentine’s Day. The Wokingham based artist and inventor has just patented a unique swirling greetings card....
Read moreDetailsHE may be the Head of Major Crime for Thames Valley Police, but Detective Superintendent Ian Hunter is no TV sleuth. In fact, he would rather be cheering on his...
Read moreDetailsAN AUTISTIC teenager has been signed to the most inspirational team in British motorsport. Bobby Trundley, a student at Berkshire College of Agriculture who is from Wokingham, has been announced...
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