Artist’s flying tiger inspires young illustrators
Artist's flying tiger inspires young illustrators
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Mondays can be fun for Wokingham toddlers and carers
Mondays can be fun for Wokingham toddlers and carers
M25 workers balloted over strike action
Motorway maintenance workers employed by Balfour Beatty are being balloted for strike action.
Collision on Winnersh road causes Friday rush hour traffic chaos
EMERGENCY crews were called to Winnersh on Friday afternoon following a road traffic collision. Thames Valley Police closed Hatch Farm ...
Network Rail apologises as Wokingham station’s new level crossing fails twice in a week
IT WAS hailed as a high-tech upgrade that would improve reliability on the railways, but the new level crossings at ...
Reading v Shrewsbury preview: Royals face another relegation rival
READING face another crucial match in their battle for survival when they host Shrewsbury Town on Saturday at the Select ...
California Crossroads: Wokingham Today helps get sat nav diversion corrected
MOTORISTS using Google Maps to try and avoid California Crossroads will no longer be sent on a dead-end diversion, thanks ...
Seven years on, preparatory work to make Three Tuns crossing safer is still continuing
PREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
Boots debuts new recycling scheme
Wokingham and Woodley are two of the first towns in the country to benefit from a new recycling initiative.
You can’t be beat seeing live music – here at RaW Sounds Today we can give you a taster of what to expect
YOU CAN'T beat seeing a band live, and we've picked some of the best musicians you can see in the ...
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