All eyes on the Wokingham
The oldest handicap race at Royal Ascot is the Wokingham Stakes.
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Make sure you have photo ID for the election
The vote on Thursday, July 4, will be the first time some residents have needed to bring photo ID to vote at a polling station.
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Motor show defies the showers
The weather couldn't dampen the enthusiasm of vehicle owners, the visiting public, and volunteers.
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Harriet joins Blandy & Blandy
Harriet joins from a national law firm.
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Bench to support conversations and connections
The concept draws inspiration from the global Friendship Bench movement.
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Thousands get active as summer game returns
The fun and healthy community game is designed to get everyone more active.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today, June 20, 2024
Three ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Shoppers give big to Home-Start
Thanks to Tesco shoppers, Home-Start said it will be able to continue to provide life changing support.
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Concert tickets still available
Tickets are on sale for the latest offering from Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra.
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Atlas says goodbye at Royal Ascot
Police horse Atlas is working at his last Royal Ascot this week.
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