Ashridge Park welcomes thousands to annual tournament
MORE THAN 3,000 people attended Ashridge Park’s summer tournament over the weekend. There were 170 teams from across every age ...
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Wokingham students bake up a storm for Comic Relief
STAR bakers and cake showstoppers were the theme for this year’s Red Nose Day at one Wokingham secondary school. Pupils ...
Special Needs fun day for parents and their children this Saturday
A GROUP that helps parents looking after children with special educational needs and disabilities is holding a fun and information ...
Wokingham’s thunderstorm: region deluged with the wet stuff
TWO ferocious thunderstorms struck Wokingham borough in just 12 hours, bringing with it flooding and hailstones the size of golfballs. ...
Living Advent Calendar day 7: Wokingham Methodist Church
On Monday, December 7, door number 7 of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar was opened at Wokingham Methodist Church. The Rose ...
Reformed drug dealer talks to St Crispin’s pupils
A FORMER stock-market millionaire and drugs supplier turned public speaker, author and activist visited a school in Wokingham last week. ...
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