Football round-up: S4K make cup progress, Ascot United stay top and Tilehurst strike 11
S4K BERKS COUNTY made progress in a seven goal contest against Tower Hill.
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Wokingham dancers’ dreams come true
Wokingham dancers' dreams come true
Football round-up: Bracknell Town through in FA Trophy, Cityzens win again and Sumas take goalless draw
BRACKNELL TOWN ensured their place in the next round with a comeback win over North Leigh.
Carnival Hub named as finalist in property awards
The multi-million pound hub is in the running to win Development of the Year at the awards which take place ...
Supermarket boosts children’s charity
Supermarket boosts children's charity
Beautiful Brahms at the Great Hall
Beautiful Brahms at the Great Hall
Military antiques fair, touching history
Military antiques fair, touching history
73-home development gets green light from council
A developer has received planning permission to build 73 new homes in a Wokingham village.
Two-way traffic lights on Whitley Wood Lane
WOKINGHAM motorists may experience delays to their journeys in the coming weeks due to roadworks.
CityFibre: Wokingham a ‘candidate city’ for fibre network roll-out
CITYFIBRE has said a full fibre network roll-out in Wokingham would be 'a natural progression'.
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