Father and son’s amazing achievement
A father and son oven cleaning duo has raised £1,840 in aid of The Little Princess Trust.
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Whiteknights Bowls Club invites people to tryout taster days
Whiteknights bowling club is inviting members of the community to try out a new sport when they host their annual ...
Wokingham Borough Council to consider sale of Shute End offices
Wokingham Borough councillors will consider the sale of its Shute End headquarters later this month. A meeting of its executive ...
‘Suburban’ looking farm gate in Sindlesham given approval by councillors
Fears for future development outside a piece of land's agricultural use did not stop councillors from approving plans for a ...
Get ready for next month’s Wokingham Walk
Get ready for next month's Wokingham Walk
Shaolin Tigers Martial Arts Club members pass assessment with flying colours
All four members of the Shaolin Tigers Martial Arts club passed their final grading assessment with flying colours.
Ian Forester crowned as Theale Golf Champion 2023
Ian Forester fought off competition from Mike Lowe to take the title as Theale Golf Club's champion for 2023.
Singer-songwriters Kathryn Williams and Polly Paulusma to perform special gig in Henley later this month
Two internationally acclaimed singer-songwriters more accustomed to playing Glastonbury and California's Troubadour will play a unique gig in Henley
Visitors to All Saints tower rewarded with beautiful views of Wokingham
Visitors to All Saints tower rewarded with beautiful views of Wokingham
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