Family fun run planned at Emmbrook Jingle Bell Jog
A FAMILY fun run is to be held in aid of a primary school's PTA.
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Handel’s Messiah on programme for Concerts in Caversham festive performance
CHRISTMAS music will be performed in a Caversham church as part of its regular concert season.
Reading Rockets take overtime victory against London Elite
IT WAS a mixed weekend for Reading Rockets who suffered a defeat to table toppers Derby before they claimed an ...
New role for Louis
Wokingham planning and design firm Boyer has appointed a new planner.
Ruscombe residents to have their say
Voters in Ruscombe are set to have their say next week.
Shoppers urged to support food drive
Charities FareShare and the Trussell Trust are facing record levels of need throughout the festive season.
Group formed to look into litter bins
Further investigations on the future of Wokingham's public bins have got under way.
Crowdfunding reaches nearly £70,000 after family of Ruth Perry denied legal aid in inquest into her death
The family of Ruth Perry has crowdfunded more than £68,000 after being denied legal aid for inquest into her death
Jones to stand down from council’s executive
Clive Jones has announced he is stepping down from Wokingham Borough Council's executive.
MP calls for local plan update
Sir John Redwood MP has accused Wokingham's Lib Dem run council of "refusing" to work on its local plan.
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