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Wokingham market specialises in vegan products
Wokingham market specialises in vegan products
PLAYERS RATINGS: Knibbs stars again to help Reading defeat Carlisle
READING FC picked up their third away League One victory of the campaign and heaped more misery on bottom of ...
‘We did our talking on the grass’: Selles reacts after Reading FC’s away win at Carlisle
READING FC manager Ruben Selles said his team did their 'talking on the grass' as they eased their relegation fears ...
Carlisle United 1-3 Reading: Royals respond to deduction with vital victory
READING FC picked up a vital away win against League One relegation rivals Carlisle United to boost their chances of ...
Finally! Homes at Wokingham’s Carnival Hub due to be completed later this year
A long-delayed housing development in Wokingham town centre could finally be completed by the end of this year.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Offering choice
I wanted to provide you with our positive vision of what the Conservatives would do if we were in charge ...
Easter fundraising at The Lexicon
The Lexicon has launched fundraising for its The Lexicon Charity Fund.
Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
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