Picture this: Wokingham gets arty
Picture this: Wokingham gets arty
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Car rescued from Charvil ford
A CAR got stuck in the ford in Charvil and needed rescuing by the fire brigade.
Uncertain future for town centre shop
Mystery surrounds the future of another independent retailed in Wokingham.
Wokingham among the best for lowest number of smokers
Wokingham borough has been identified as the second-lowest area in the country for smoking.
INTERVIEW: Tony Blackburn brings his Sounds of the 60s show to The Hexagon
He's championing the sound of the sixties, proving that he's still got six appeal, nearly 60 years since he first ...
Reading Lions offers free prostate check saying a minute could save your life
IT only takes a minute and it won't cost you a penny - but it could save your life.
Berkshire Banshees Wheelchair Rugby Club win promotion to Premiership
BERKSHIRE BANSHEES Wheelchair Rugby Club claimed top spot in the Championship GBWR fives competition by beating Newcastle's North East Barbarians.
Wokingham Horticultural Association’s autumn show: a floral delight
Wokingham Horticultural Association's autumn show: a floral delight
October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
For vegan produce visit Wokingham’s market
For vegan produce visit Wokingham's market
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