Helping autistic people navigate the Queen’s death and the mourning period
A Woodley-based Neurodiversity consultancy Perfectly Autistic has shared some tips on how to handle the change that the country is ...
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Theresa May pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in parliament
Theresa May MP pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as she joins other members in addressing parliament
POSTPONED: EFL and FA call off football fixtures after passing of Queen Elizabeth II
In light of the death of the Queen, all grassroots fixtures planned for this weekend have been postponed.
Wokingham borough mourns death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
A book of condolence is open at the Civic Offices in Shute End, Wokingham for anyone wishing to express their ...
President Biden orders US flags around the world to fly at half-mast as he pays tribute to the Queen
THE PRESIDENT of the United States of America has paid tribute to the Queen, following the announcement of her death ...
Hunt is on for Wokingham’s 90-year-olds to celebrate Queen’s big birthday
THE search is on for Wokingham town’s 90-year-olds as the country gets ready to salute The Queen’s milestone birthday. The town ...
You’re invited! Wokingham plans a street party to mark Her Majesty’s 90th
BUNTING will go up in Wokingham in June to celebrate The Queen’s 90th birthday with a street party and concert. ...
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