Visitors to All Saints tower rewarded with beautiful views of Wokingham
Visitors to All Saints tower rewarded with beautiful views of Wokingham
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FROM THE MIDDLE: Can refereeing help for future careers?
Before the FIFA Women's World Cup fades from our memories, I would like to look at the referee of the ...
Overnight road closure on Nine Mile Ride
A TWO-WEEK-LONG road closure is set to start in Wokingham on Monday, September 18.
Children encouraged to get creative at new art club
BUDDING artists have the perfect opportunity to explore their creative talents thanks to a new art club in Shinfield.
Rances Lane road closure
A WEEK-LONG road closure is set to start in Wokingham on Monday, September 18.
Music festival hits the right note
Staff and users at a housing association's learning disability services enjoyed a music festival.
Eight community heroes commended at BBC Berkshire’s Make A Difference Awards
On Friday, September 15, eight individuals or organisations were recognised for their support and contributions in the community at Reading ...
Wokingham Borough Council to switch on cameras to catch drivers breaking highway code
Number plate recognition cameras are to be switched on at 11 sites across Wokingham and Shinfield on Monday.
Tesco grant will help children cope with loss
Tesco grant will help children cope with loss
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