Reading FC Women review of 2023: Top flight spell ends with WSL relegation
IT was a year to forget for Reading FC Women who suffered relegation from the Women's Super League after eight ...
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Fire crews rescue people stuck in lift
FIRE CREWS rescued two people stuck in a lift just before Christmas.
Three car collision on M4
EMERGENCY services were called to a collision on the M4 just before Christmas.
Morris Men delight the crowds
A tradition that sees marauding knights alongside Father Christmas wielding a sword was performed across Wokingham during the festive season.
Review of the Year – June
Review of the Year - June
Review of the year – May
Review of the year - May
Review of the year – April
Review of the year - April
Emma spreads festive cheer with Christmas dress-up fundraiser
Her annual Christmas dress-up tradition not only raises spirits but also raises funds for causes close to her heart.
Making a difference on Christmas Day
More than 150 lonely, elderly people in Wokingham were treated to dinner and a day to remember on Christmas day.
Review of the year – March
Review of the year - March
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