Lib Dem leader back in the borough
He was lending support to Clive Jones, his party's candidate for the Wokingham seat at the next general election.
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First day ticket frenzy for Wargrave festival
Long queues formed from early last Saturday morning ahead of the start of sales.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wargrave history society learns more about Reading’s Maiwand lion
For Wargrave Local History Society's April meeting Mike Cooper came to tell us about Maiwand: the battle and the Great Game
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Society learned history of the Maiwand lion
The Maiwand Lion statue stands in Reading's Forbury Gardens.
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Ticket sales start for Wargrave Festival
Long queues are expected when tickets for the 25th Wargrave Festival go on sale on Saturday.
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Enter now for Wargrave run
Entries are now open for Wargrave 10k and kids fun run.
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Women’s group in Wargrave seeks speakers
People wanting to share should contact the group
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Twyford Singers raise the roof in Wargrave
Two music pieces composed centuries apart were sung with great feeling by Twyford Singers on Palm Sunday (March 24) at St Mary's Church, Wargrave
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Main road at risk of being flooded with sewage warns councillor
Hurst councillor Wayne Smith said the eastbound lane on the A4 Bath Road has been 'flooded in several places'
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Joyful music for Palm Sunday thanks to Twyford Singers
Two beautiful and joyful pieces of music are on the programme for a Palm Sunday performance
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