Schoolchildren's decorations help brighten Wokingham's Christmas tree
AN IMPORTANT part of Wokingham’s Christmas came together on Wednesday, December 4, as schoolchildren from across the borough presented their ...
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NEIL COUPE: At least Christmas is around the corner
We had the good fortune to be out of the country for a couple of weeks last month, thus escaping ...
Nominate charities to win £1,000 Christmas bonus thanks to insurance specialist Ecclesiastical
A CHRISTMAS bonus is being promised to not one, but 120 charities as part of an insurance firm’s festive contest. ...
Aldi wants Wokingham charities to take surplus food on Christmas Eve
A SUPERMARKET chain with branches in Earley and Wokingham is looking for community groups to come forward so it can ...
Crowds flock to see Wokingham’s fresh take on the first Christmas
LET PEACE in this Christmas said the posters promoting this year’s live nativity. And it did, along with hope and ...
Make a date for Wokingham’s Living Advent Calendar
THE COUNTDOWN to Christmas will get underway on Saturday, December 1, thanks to the annual Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. Every ...
Wokingham to host Live Nativity on Sunday before Christmas
ON SUNDAY, visitors to Wokingham will be transported back to the first century and the events of the very first ...
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