Reading Pride parade makes a return this Saturday
The Love Unites Parade is returning this year, providing an opportunity for groups and individuals to show their support for ...
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Star Wars characters join Wokingham residents for winter carnival
Darth Vader, Storm Troopers, a Shore Trooper and a Jawa will be in the Wokingham Winter Carnival parade on Sunday.
VIDEO: Wokingham town elects new mayor, holds civic parade
Wokingham town has a new mayor. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was elected by the town council at a special mayor making ...
Drawing competition winner to light Wokingham bonfire
CHILDREN are being encouraged to enter a drawing contest for this year’s Wokingham Fireworks parade. The contest invites them to ...
Planes, trains and automobiles will make Woodley Carnival week fun
A WEEK of special events in Woodley launched on Sunday and will end in a special Carnival celebration this weekend. ...
Wokingham remembers: Shinfield
HUNDREDS of people gathered round Shinfield’s war memorial on Sunday for a service of remembrance led jointly by the village’s ...
Fall in and help Wokingham’s Poppy Appeal
As we get closer to Remembrance Sunday, a request for help has gone out for the Poppy Appeal. Local supermarkets ...
The last post: REME’s special day to say thank you and farewell
A SERIES of events to give REME a rousing send-off saw hundreds of Wokingham borough people take to the town ...
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