Fleeced is the word: Wokingham borough council’s plan for £33 cinema ticket … for 38-year-old film Grease
FILM FANS have said you’re the one we don’t want after a £33 cinema ticket went on sale. Wokingham Borough Council ...
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Fridge-freezer causes garage fire in Crowthorne
A FRIDGE-freezer is believed to have started a blaze in a garage in Crowthorne this morning. Crews from Bracknell and ...
What’s on in Wokingham Borough – Friday, June 17-Sunday, June 26
Friday, June 17 BRACKNELL – Priestwood Community Centre, Priestwood Court Road RG42 1TU. Bracknell & Wokingham branch of Berkshire Family ...
Hunt on after egg throwers cause serious eye injury to cyclist
A cyclist who was struck by an egg thrown from a car has suffered a serious eye injury - now ...
East Berkshire Golf Club makes the cut after receiving prestigious GolfMark award
MEMBERS at East Berkshire Golf Club are celebrating making the cut after receiving a national award. England Golf has issued ...
Thieves tried to rip of workshop roof in attempted Crowthorne burglary
THIEVES tried to rip the roof off of a workshop building in Crowthorne in an attempted burglary yesterday morning (23). ...
Five-month-old baby rescued from locked car in Crowthorne
A FIVE-month-old baby had to be rescued from the inside of a locked car in Crowthorne earlier this afternoon. Crews from ...
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