A Christmas greeting from the mayor of Wokingham borough, Cllr Beth Rowland
As your mayor, I have seen so many ways you share the spirit of Christmas – not just in December, ...
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A Christmas greeting from Woodley Town Council leader Cllr Keith Baker
As Leader of Woodley Town Council it never ceases to amaze me how much compassion, caring and goodwill there is ...
New cafe opens for business
An Australian-inspired cafe opened its door earlier this month.
CHURCH NOTES: We wish you a happy Christmas
Wishing you all a very happy Christmas from the Wokingham churches.
FROM THE MIDDLE: The intricacies of handball
The Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta sat in the stand to watch his team's match against Aston Villa despite escaping a ...
Table tennis: Sonning Common & Peppard go top of Division One
Sonning Common & Peppard A hit the top of Division One as they beat their C team away 9-1.
Carols bring joy to care home
as the community came together to celebrate Christmas with a carol concert.
Changes to Aldi’s ‘too good to go’ offering
Customers in Berkshire can now secure a bag up to 24 hours ahead of the collection time.
Christmas survival guide for pets
The festive season can pose danger for our four-legged friends.
Ruth Perry inquest concludes Ofsted ‘likely contributed’ to her death
The inquest into the death of Ruth Perry has concluded in Reading
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