Council calls on Wokingham’s commuters to get healthy and ditch the car
A NEW commuter challenge has been launched by Wokingham Borough Council, urging drivers to find other ways to get to ...
Tag: health
Wokingham town centre gym to be taken over by rival brand
A WOKINGHAM town centre gym will be rebranded after its group was taken over by a rival company. Virgin Active, ...
Pancake races in Shinfield help Royal Berks Charity
PANCAKES raised a lot of dough for charity. Shinfield residents came together on Shrove Tuesday for a fun event on ...
Outbreak of flu at RBH is just seasonal, not swine
Reports of an outbreak of swine flu at the Royal Berks have been played down by the Reading-based hospital. A spokesperson ...
REVIEW: Let all your troubles just float away
FLOATING is the latest innovation to sweep the world of alternative health and therapies and one company in Pangbourne is ...
Mystery bids for cinema and foodstore in Elms Field
A supermarket and a cinema company have put their hats into the ring for the new Elms Field Development. Wokingham ...
New defibrillator to be installed in Wokingham phone box
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