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Wokingham talk will explore myths around the slave trade
A Wokingham talk will bust myths about the slave trade
Craft and food market coming to Arborfield
Visit a craft and food market in Arborfield
Free taster sessions this weekend for boxing-themed fitness facility in Wokingham town
Free sessions are on offer at BXGFit boxing themed fitness facility in Wokingham.
PLAYER RATINGS: Low scores all-round as Reading struggle to find their stride at Northampton Town
READING'S torrid run on the road continued as they fell to a resounding 3-1 defeat at Northampton Town on Tuesday ...
Bohunt expansion plans agreed
Bohunt School is set to expand with a new 300 place sixth form and 150 additional places for younger pupils.
Appeal for poppy volunteers
The Wokingham Poppy Appeal is still seeking volunteers to help with this year's collections.
Delayed report costs Wokingham Borough Council an extra £60,000
A much-delayed report into Wokingham Borough Council's finances has cost more than £60,000 in extra fees.
Programme to help improve diversity in the film industry launched at Shinfield Studios
HUNDREDS of stakeholders in film and television took to the new Shinfield Studios.
‘We still trust him’ Selles backs Reading FC stopper Button after 3-1 defeat to Northampton Town
READING FC boss Ruben Selles has defended Royals' goalkeeper David Button following Tuesday night's defeat to Northampton Town.
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