MBE for Sandhurst School teacher in Queen’s Birthday Honours
THE QUEEN has awarded an MBE to a deputy headteacher from Sandhurst for work which has included transforming lives of ...
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Oscar nominee Bohemian Rhapsody on big screen thanks to Reading Film Theatre
A FILM focusing on the story of rock band Queen is a late entry to the Reading Film Theatre programme. ...
Wokingham man Clifford Perry receives MBE in New Year’s Honours
Wokingham man Clifford Perry has been given an MBE in the Queen's New Year's Honours list for his services to ...
Marvellous gets licence for next month’s Dinton Pastures festival
A NEW music festival will be coming to Hurst after it was granted permission to go ahead. Marvellous, a family-orientated ...
Bracknell MP asked to Second the Loyal Address during Queen’s Speech debate
A local MP has been asked by the Prime Minister to speak during tomorrow's debate after the Queen's Speech. The traditional ...
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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