Scout leader jailed for child sex offences
A FORMER SCOUT leader from Earley has been given a four year jail sentence for indecently assaulting a boy more ...
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GALLERY: Local charities and clubs benefit from Wokingham Half Marathon
Local charities had 18,000 reasons to thank runners who took part in February’s half-marathon – that’s how much was donated. On ...
Lions, bars in a giant Easter egg: win a kilo of chocolate!
THE Wokingham Lions Club is hoping to raise £2,000 for local causes with the launch of its Easter Raffle. Organisations ...
GALLERY: Woodley enjoys a successful Winter Extravaganza
HUNDREDS of people packed out Woodley town centre to greet Santa at the annual Christmas Extravaganza on Sunday. The jolly ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar day 2: dressing the Christmas tree
On the second day of Advent Wokingham came together to decorate the borough's Christmas tree. Market Place was the venue ...
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 ...
SOS – trucks urgently needed for Winter Carnival procession
ORGANISERS of this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival have issued an urgent plea for lorries. The annual event attracts thousands of ...
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