Girls Aloud star presents honours at Wokingham school’s awards ceremony
SHE’S sold millions of records, danced thousands of steps and made one school’s dreams come true. Last week, Girls Aloud ...
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Two Wokingham teachers honoured with Silver Teaching Awards
TWO teachers at a Wokingham school have been shortlisted for a national award for their work. Dean Ralph and Teresa ...
Appeal for new governors to come forward for High Close School in Wokingham
BOSSES of a Wokingham school are looking for new governors to come forward. Roles at Barnardo’s High Close School have ...
Bikers prepare for their annual Toy Run through Wokingham
SANTA Claus is coming to town – and he has swapped his reindeer for a Harley-Davidson. The annual Reading Toy ...
Barnado’s celebrates the talents of its children
A NATIONAL children’s charity held a celebration to recognise the achievements of the young people it supports. Barnardo’s held the ...
Reading Toy Run to feature on BBC TV
The ever-popular Reading Toy Run, which went through Wokingham on Sunday, will feature on BBC One this Christmas time. Gogglebox ...
Man dies after this year’s Bikers Toy Run
A MAN has died after taking part in the Reading Toy Run. Paramedics were called to the event, after a ...
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