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 ...
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Headteacher awarded for outstanding contribution to school
Emmbrook Infant School achieved its outstanding Ofsted rating earlier this year, thanks to Corrina and her team of dedicated staff, ...
Wokingham Borough Council flies rainbow flag ahead of Reading Pride
IT’S AN honour - that’s the verdict of Wokingham Borough’s council leader over raising the rainbow flag in support of ...
Crowds flock to opening of Wokingham town’s new Aldi
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New Wokingham Borough Mayor Cllr Bill Soane to support Debra
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Wokingham Borough Mayor raises £24,000 for Woodley charity
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