Chancellors opens estate agency in Wokingham with 0% offer
WOKINGHAM’S newest estate agents opened its doors on Monday, January 4 - and bosses say that it has been one of ...
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Police appeal to trace man who exposed himself in Wokingham town centre
A MAN is being hunted by police after exposing himself to a woman in Wokingham town centre at the weekend. ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 20: Living Nativity
It was the greatest story ever told in possibly the greatest way ever ... Tonight's Living Advent Calendar performance in ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 17: Electric Tattoo Company
Platform YP Choir were the the latest local group to perform at the Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. They were behind ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar day 16: Martin & Pole
A trio of teenagers performed in a Wokingham town centre estate agents for Day 16 of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. Brothers ...
Appeal for witnesses after taxi driver is assaulted in Wokingham
A TAXI driver has been punched in the face by a man while parked in Wokingham town centre. The 52-year-old ...
New look Broad Street Tavern holds opening party tonight
LIVE music and free food will be on the menu this evening (Friday) as a popular Wokingham pub reopens after ...
Wokingham borough dresses up for Hallowe’en
THERE was something strange in the neighbourhood this weekend as the borough marked Hallowe'en. Fancy dress, partying and pumpkins all ...
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