Parent’s plea: put the swings back into Wokingham play park
A WOKINGHAM resident is urging the town council to bring back play equipment at Joel Park, and has warned parents ...
Tag: Joel Park
Run David, run! Daily 5k challenge is a lockdown smasher
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Earley St Peter’s school prepares for annual fireworks display in Sol Joel Park
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Yobs fling poo at dog walkers in Wokingham park
A MOTHER and daughter were victims of a malicious, unprovoked attack where local yobs flung faeces at them as they ...
SNOW: Your pictures
With Storm Emma due to stick around until the weekend and plenty of schools shut, there have been plenty of ...
Votes wanted for Joel Park drainage project
A COMMUNITY group in Emmbrook has applied for a £10,000 grant to drain part of Joel Park, and needs your ...
Help needed to find missing Lower Earley man
A man from Lower Earley, Wokingham, has gone missing and police have launched an urgent appeal to find him. Clive ...
Wokingham firefighters use a bucket of water to put out a small paper blaze in Joel Park, Emmbrook
FIREFIGHTERS were called out to a tackle a small fire at Joel Park in Emmbrook last night. The incident was ...
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