Wokingham Conservative leader unveils her shadow executive team
WOKINGHAM?S Conservatives has unveiled its shadow executive team, with new leader Cllr Pauline Jorgensen saying they are a talented group
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Borough mayor invites residents to Spring charity ball
Funds raised from the event will go to the mayor’s charity of the year, Debra UK — who support people ...
Schoolchildren join together to perform community concert
Three hundred children from Wokingham Borough schools performed in a dazzling carol concert earlier this month.
New £14.5million leisure centre gets fitted out
The new Bulmershe Leisure Centre will see a hoard of decorators, constructions workers and tilers this month, as the centre ...
Wokingham mayor crosses rope bridge and navigates a ‘desert’ to open new play park
HE CROSSED a rope bridge, climbed tree trunks and navigated a desert to get there, but nothing but a fertile ...
Deputy mayor is one of the first to try Loddon Valley’s new soft play centre
A NEW soft play centre has opened – and the first person to test it out was the deputy mayor. ...
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