NELLIE KNOWS: A year later…
Head of IT has upgraded the interwebnet which has assisted streaming on telly. He’s also become head of blood line ...
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NELLIE KNOWS: A better new year?
Nellie Knows as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 7, 2021.
NELLIE KNOWS: Down a rabbit hole
Nellie Knows as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
NELLIE KNOWS: Time to cwtch up
Nellie Knows as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
NELLIE KNOWS: Time for a Covid test
This week, Nellie Williams reflects on her experience getting a Covid test, and hopes its nothing more than a chest ...
NELLIE KNOWS: Great news about Wokingham's car park
The council have bought back the Denmark Street car park which is fabulous news and will hopefully encourage people to ...
NELLIE KNOWS: Winter is coming
In meteorological terms, December 1 is the start of winter which certainly rang true on Monday when we woke up ...
NELLIE KNOWS: Only three weeks until my favourite month
I’m not really a big fan of February but it’s a short month and there’s now only three weeks to ...
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