Young entrepreneurs make the most of church’s fair
Young entrepreneurs Maddie Deeks (left) and Isabella Hortopp with the personalised Scrabble pictures they make A church’s Christmas fair raised ...
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Bikers prepare for their annual Toy Run through Wokingham
SANTA Claus is coming to town – and he has swapped his reindeer for a Harley-Davidson. The annual Reading Toy ...
The Winnersh teenager who plans to give Christmas away
LIKE most teenagers Megan Splain knows what she wants for Christmas – and has been busy letting everyone know about ...
COUNCIL: Winnersh Triangle traffic lights can’t be switched off at off-peak times
SWITCHING off the traffic lights at Winnersh Triangle during off-peak hours “is not possible”. That’s the verdict of Cllr Anthony ...
WIN! Winner of Lions raffle will enjoy a supermarket sweep
ANYONE who has ever fancied taking part in Supermarket Sweep can have their chance thanks to an amazing new contest ...
Winnersh gas main roadworks to close road junction for two weeks
WORK to replace a gas main in Winnersh will move to its next phase later this month. SGN has been ...
Pet owners invited to vote for best pet products
Pets at Home is inviting pet owners in Wokingham to help celebrate the crème de la crème of pet products ...
Gridlock at the supermarket – Wokingham jams up over emergency gas works
GAS works outside two Wokingham borough supermarkets have caused gridlock on the roads today – and the firm behind them ...
Winnersh home break-in
THIEVES broke into a house in Winnersh last weekend. Thames Valley Police said that the theft took place between 1pm ...
VIDEO: Woman attacked in Winnersh by teenage cyclist
A WOMAN in her 40s was sexually assaulted by a young Asian teenager while walking down a Winnersh lane. Thames ...
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