Successful start to the season for Bulmershe gymnasts
BULMERSHE kicked off the competition season with a host of medals. Held at Pinewood Gymnastics Centre in Wokingham, Aimee Lovell ...
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GALLERY: All the winners from the Wokingham Borough Sports Council awards night
SPORT stars of all ages came together for the Wokingham Borough Sports Council awards evening. Held at The Bulmershe School, ...
Vote for your Wokingham sporting stars
Time is running out to nominate your Wokingham sporting heroes. The Wokingham Sports Awards will be held on Friday, November ...
LIVE: GCSE results day across Wokingham borough 2017
IT is GCSE Results Day! As Wokingham's youngsters prepare themselves for further education, an apprenticeship or employment, we will be ...
Bulmershe Leisure Centre: consultation on future of Woodley complex extended
Ideas for the future of a Woodley leisure centre are still being welcomed by the council after a consultation has ...
WATCH: Travellers leave kitchen sinks, window frames and a lawnmower at Bulmershe
Travellers have moved on from land next to Bulmershe Leisure Centre in Woodley - but they've left a large mess behind ...
Travellers move into Bulmershe
The small encampment is next to Bulmershe School Travellers have moved onto land next to Bulmershe Leisure Centre in Woodley. ...
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