Bride delights visitors to Elms Field
Bride delights visitors to Elms Field
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Esprit Kids have upside-down fun in Winnersh
Esprit Kids have upside-down fun in Winnersh
Free classical guitar and bassoon concert in Wokingham
Free classical guitar and bassoon concert in Wokingham
Composer who uses tunes to describe wines preparing for charity concert in Henley
A composer who hit on a new idea of writing tunes to describe high-end Italian wines is helping put on ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Residents want results not empty words
Wokingham Liberal Democrats talk a good talk, but their actions don't match what they are saying. Residents just want them ...
Riseley Village tea room: wonderful to be here, say new owners
Risely Village tea room: wonderful to be here, say new owners
Free Wokingham open air theatre: Romeo and Juliet
Free Wokingham open air theatre: Romeo and Juliet
Crisis charity The Cowshed is moving – hold on to your donations
Crisis charity The Cowshed is moving - hold on to your donations
Rise in number of property auction transactions for Berkshire homebuyers
Berkshire homebuyers and sellers are heading to property auctions in greater numbers.
Families invited to Crowthorne’s Morgan Rec for free summer activities during school holidays
THERE is a feast of Friday fun lined up for youngsters in Crowthorne this summer.
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