Get ready for a day of fun at the Wokingham May Fayre
IT’S BACK for the 21st time. A whole day of family fun at what is thought to be the largest ...
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Wokingham town centre to shut to traffic
There will be road closures and traffic diversions in Wokingham town centre on Sunday as a result of the Winter ...
Police clamp down on ‘inconsiderate’ motorists at Wokingham Fireworks
WHILE the Wokingham Fireworks event had been very successful, there have been concerns about parking around the site. We understand ...
PICTURES: Fireworks sparkle for Wokingham charities
Wokingham's Fireworks event looks set to be the best ever, raising a record amount for charity. The borough came together ...
SOS – trucks urgently needed for Winter Carnival procession
ORGANISERS of this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival have issued an urgent plea for lorries. The annual event attracts thousands of ...
Did you see Wokingham’s spectacular sunset?
Earlier today, Wokingham witnessed one of the most spectacular sunsets for years. Coming after a day of rain and grey ...
Wokingham, get ready for a May Day full of fun with the Lions’ Street Fayre
Roll up, roll up for the greatest show in the borough. The annual May Fayre is back on Monday and ...
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