Wokingham Film Society to screen Ida next week
A FOREIGN-language film which stole the show at this year’s Oscars will be the latest offering by Wokingham Film Society ...
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Car destroyed in Binfield fire last night
A CAR was destroyed by fire in Binfield on Thursday night. A crew from Bracknell Fire Station was called out to ...
Have you seen these missing sisters from Wokingham?
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help find two missing vulnerable teenage girls from Wokingham. Courtney Venables, 15, and her ...
Hillside pupil’s visit to council chamber is all in order
A LOCAL election and a debate on the Scottish referendum were the topics of the day when an Earley primary ...
Rachel’s mission to scale new heights after losing Emmbrook school-friend to blood cancer
A WOMAN from Wokingham who lost her childhood friend to blood cancer will be scaling new heights to raise money ...
MP’s rallying call to back ‘best’ Twyford bid
THE Home Secretary has thrown her support behind a campaign to get Twyford named as the country’s best village high ...
Chest hair today, gone tomorrow for charity
THERE will be a few chilly men in Wokingham this week - after they had their chests waxed for charity ...
Hero who saved girl’s life after freak accident in Winnersh scoops police award
A MAN from Winnersh who saved a little girl’s life when she hit her head in a freak accident earlier ...
Reformed drug dealer talks to St Crispin’s pupils
A FORMER stock-market millionaire and drugs supplier turned public speaker, author and activist visited a school in Wokingham last week. ...
Tributes paid to ‘wonderful’ University of Reading professor
AN ‘outstanding’ professor from the University of Reading has been killed while working in America. Prof Alexei Likhtman, 44, who ...
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