ALL good things must come to an end, and today sees the final day of this year's Wokingham Festival. The family-friendly event has been hugely popular, with music fans, families...
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Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to journalist and Reading stalwart Hilary Scott, who died last week.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM FESTIVAL continues today with another selection of great music. The family-friendly event saw thousands of people flock to Cantley Park, where they enjoy treats including 4G Band, The Rachel...
Read moreDetailsThe UK's largest coach operator is offering the chance to win a lifetime of free travel in celebration of its 50th birthday.
Read moreDetailsIt's the first day of Wokingham Festival today. The annual event fuses live music, food and real ale into a three-day party. Here is what you can expect today. It...
Read moreDetailsthis week's list features acts that will be appearing at Wokingham Festival between Saturday and Monday.
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