Dexter is on a charity quest again: this time he’s peddling to Paris
A WOODLEY youngster is planning to raise £10,000 by cycling 230 miles to France. Never one to say non, Dexter ...
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Wokingham teen makes GB kayaking squad
After only one year of training, a local girl will be joining Team GB at the European championships in Paris ...
Cyclists to get on their bikes in epic French road trip
TWELVE brave cyclists are getting on their bikes to help two Wokingham charities. They plan to ride 225 miles to ...
Newlyweds take Wokingham rock on European tour
A PIECE of Wokingham has become an internet sensation after being taken on a European tour. Newlyweds Casey and Lhyle ...
London Irish European trips confirmed
LONDON IRISH will face trips to Paris, Edinburgh and Russia in the group stage of the European Challenge Cup. After ...
John Redwood: Why I abstained in the Syria vote
I was against the Coalition government’s proposal to attack the Assad government in Syria in 2013, which Parliament blocked. I ...
Wokingham borough to pray for Paris attacks
Churches across the borough will tomorrow say prayers for the Paris terrorist attacks. On Friday evening, three teams of attackers ...
Cyclists en route from Wokingham to Paris for brain damage charity
A MAN who is recovering from a brain injury is currently pedaling to Paris to raise funds for the charity ...
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