Diane’s not wearing a hat because of the weather
Wokingham resident Diane Marshall shaved her head for Cancer Research UK and Alopecia UK, raising more than £3,000.
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BRRRRR! -8ºC, possibility of snow overnight and a week of freezing winds: Storm Darcy is on its way to Wokingham
SUB ZERO temperatures, heavy snow and strong winds – Storm Darcy is preparing to make its presence felt in the ...
Simon looks, and feels, blue for this family fundraiser
Wokingham's The Ollie Young Foundation is asking people to wear blue for it's month-long campaign.
Help fund this Wokingham tot’s life-changing operation
A Wokingham family is pleading for help raising £60,000 for their son's life-changing surgery.
Wokingham Borough Council makes changes to Blue Badge application process
CHANGES have been made to the Blue Badge application process, following resident feedback. The borough council said it was “aware ...
Wokingham man’s 100km Ranuary challenge helps Sue Ryder hospice during lockdown
A WOKINGHAM man has run 100km (62 miles) this month to support a nearby hospice. Mark Welch, 34, started his ...
Call for Wokingham residents to support World Cancer Day with this item
WOKINGHAM residents are being urged to lend a hand to people affected by cancer. Cancer Research UK is asking the ...
The panda with a penchant for pedalling is on the streets of Earley
WHILE people might have missed Santa’s sleigh last month, there was another friendly face out and about in Wokingham borough. ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Join RSPB in its Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend
Have you heard about the Big Garden Birdwatch? If so, are you going to do it? The Big Garden Birdwatch ...
WATCH WOKINGHAM: Boosting greener transport across the borough
The first column from Wokingham Active Travel Community Hub (WATCH) aimed at boostinggreener transport. Adrian Betteridge writes... It’s hard to ...
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