Charity that helps horses in Wokingham receives cash boost
A CHARITY that helps horses has been given a cash boost from a £1 million fund.
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Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
Hungerford Lane road closure
A DAY-LONG road closure in Hurst may cause disruption to some drivers' journeys next week.
Spencers Wood needles and natter
WOKINGHAM residents are invited to join a weekly needles and natter group.
Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra moves to Wokingham
Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra moves to Wokingham
CCTV released as police try to trace woman who attempted to rob a bus driver
A WOMAN wielding a weapon demanded a bus driver hand over their cash box while they were on the road.
Fresh embargo on Royals after tax bill remains unpaid
A NEW embargo has been placed on Reading FC after the club failed to pay an outstanding sum to HMRC.
Wokingham Borough Council ‘disappointed’ by Government net zero announcement
Wokingham Borough Council 'disappointed' by Government net zero announcement
Wokingham MP’s dismay at cancelled meeting … council says nothing was confirmed
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has hit out at the borough council, claiming they cancelled a meeting with him at ...
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