Wheely good way to recycle bikes and help charity
BIKES LEFT at recycling centres for their second life have now been serviced and sent out to the community. The ...
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Bike event in Finchampstead will celebrate life on two wheels
A CELEBRATION of life on two wheels is to take place in Finchampstead on Friday, May 10. My Journey Wokingham ...
Bikers rev up for Grazeley Lion Rally
BIKERS will be descending on Grazeley next weekend for the annual Lion Rally. Organised by the Reading MAG, the event ...
Bikes stolen from Winnersh garage
TWO bikes and a set of tools have been stolen from a garage in Winnersh. Overnight on Monday, November 6 ...
Asda to install CCTV following bike thefts
A SUPERMARKET in Lower Earley has pledged to install CCTV following a spate of bike thefts that included an alleged ...
Wokingham children get on their bikes to learn how to ride
More than 300 children across Wokingham Borough are learning how to ride a bicycle, thanks to a council initiative. As ...
GALLERY: Reading Toy Run 2015 in pictures
On Sunday, December 6, more than 1,500 bikers set off from Foster Wheeler to High Close School in Wokingham for ...
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