Wokingham business women invited to networking event
A BUSINESS networking event will be held in a Wokingham hotel, and it is open to female entrepreneurs
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS networking event will be held in a Wokingham hotel, and it is open to female entrepreneurs
Read moreDetailsAFTER A brilliant first day, Wokingham Festival is gearing up for a busy Sunday. Who said it was a day of rest? The weekend of food, music and beer is...
Read moreDetailsTHERE were more than 400 recorded incidents of cruelty against dogs in Berkshire last year according to animal welfare charity the RSPCA
Read moreDetailsTHINKING caps on ? a charitable organisation is planning a quiz night in Wokingham next month
Read moreDetailsA POTENTIAL black panther sighting in Staffordshire caused quite the stir among national news outlets last week.
Read moreDetailsTODAY is the first day of the annual Wokingham Festival, a weekend of food, music and beer. The annual event takes place in Cantley Park, a short walk from Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsOVERNIGHT road closures will take place on the M4 and its connecting sliproad from next month.
Read moreDetailsA WEEKLY story time session is held in a Wokingham town centre bookshop.
Read moreDetailsSave the date: for a quiz to support First Days
Read moreDetailsThe streets of Wokingham were transformed into a canvas on Sunday.
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