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Holiday paddling fun for children in Finchampstead
Holiday paddling fun for children in Finchampstead
POETRY CORNER: Wimbledon ‘23
Wimbledon tennis is full of drama, This year is no exception, Incredible shots showing skill and power While others are ...
South Western Railway lays out service reductions during upcoming strikes
Strike action will affect services for the week leading up to Saturday, August 5
Police appeal for information after reports of a burglary at Shinfield Co-op
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for information following reports of a burglary in Shinfield. Police received reports that a burglary ...
Dog with rock tied to its neck drowned in River Thames – RSPCA seek help to track culprits to cruel incident
A DOG was thrown into the River Thames with a rock tied to her neck in a suspected drowning incident ...
Flackstock returns to Englefield House
The day of live music, comedy, and DJ sets celebrates Caroline Flack and raises money for four charities which were ...
Wokingham: blooming marvellous as RHS judges visit the town’s green spaces
Wokingham: blooming marvellous as RHS judges visit the town's green spaces
No school bus for seven mile journey next year, parents told on final day of term
PARENTS of students at a Wokingham School were left 'blindsided' on the final day of term.
Bride delights visitors to Elms Field
Bride delights visitors to Elms Field
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