Calling young artists
The Lexicon has launched its annual art competition.
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Football round-up: Sumas and Burghfield Reserves hit nine in stunning wins
ASCOT UNITED continue their stay at the top of the table despite losing their 100% winning record.
Free advice for Wokingham residents
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a new Home Decarbonisation Advice Service.
Chaos reigns in delightful farce from The Mill at Sonning
An apparently dead body, an adulterous junior minister, a seemingly slow-witted waiter and a broken sash window.
Free money coaching course running in Earley
A FREE money coaching course is being offered by an Earley church, aimed at helping people navigate the cost of ...
Young musicians raise the roof for festival concert in Windsor Castle
TALENTED young musicians from across Reading and Wokingham performed a concert they'll never forget: it took place in Windsor Castle
Henley brewery Brakspear appoints Marc as its new ops manager for Honeycomb Houses
A NEW operations manager has been appointed to a Henley-based brewery's managed pubs division.
Places Leisure: new managers of Wokingham’s BXG Fit gym
Places Leisure: new managers of Wokingham's BXG Fit gym
The Arts Society Wokingham enjoys the art of learning
The Arts Society Wokingham enjoys the art of learning
Bus firms aboard for the ride
A long-term plan to improve Wokingham Borough's bus services has arrived at its next stop.
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