Village creates a lasting tribute to ‘Mr Twyford’
A portrait of Gordon Storey, who died aged 72 in February, has been unveiled to honour his dedication to the ...
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Theresa May supports launch of Berkshire Young People Diabetes Council
“Her video is a real boost for the young people and proof that having Type 1 diabetes doesn’t hinder you ...
‘I hope that every young girl who has seen a woman Prime Minister now knows for sure that there are no limits to what they can achieve’: Theresa May offers inspiration in her final address as Prime Minister
THERESA MAY said in her final moments as Prime Minister that she hoped she has inspired "every young girl" that ...
Sonning woman announces plan to move seats in her workplace
EARLIER today a woman from Sonning announced that she was moving seats from the front of her office to the ...
Christmas greetings from Wokingham’s leaders
We invited Wokingham borough's MPs, mayors and council leaders to share with your their Christmas thoughts and wishes. Here we ...
Theresa May pledges to protect green belt in Sunday Times interview
THE GREEN BELT won’t be built on promises local MP Theresa May – in an interview in today’s Sunday Times. ...
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