Lexicon dragon trail to showcase creativity
As part of the event, students have transformed the eggs into unique works of art for the dragon trail.
Read moreDetailsAs part of the event, students have transformed the eggs into unique works of art for the dragon trail.
Read moreDetailsThe simple truth is that Wokingham's market isn't booming uncontrollably, but it certainly isn't broken.
Read moreDetailsWhile Newcastle and Liverpool will rightfully claim him as their own, locals will always hold a unique slice of the Kevin Keegan story.
Read moreDetailsThe local footballing landscape has taken shape following the release of the Thames Valley Premier Football League constitution.
Read moreDetailsNext weekend (Saturday, July 25, 2026), the whistle blows to mark the start of the 2026/27 football campaign.
Read moreDetailsHere is a pick of the very best events happening locally over the next seven days.
Read moreDetailsA petition calling for an early and safe restoration of the Star Lane crossing is set to be presented to Thursday's full council meeting.
Read moreDetailsThere are pervasive myths about what we do, how we are funded, and why we exist.
Read moreDetailsAnger flared up in Bracknell on Thursday over plans to build 40 homes on wildlife-rich green space.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's MP gave the pair a private tour of the House of Commons, explaining the important role MPs play in representing their constituents.
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