Finchampstead residents raise concerns over council’s pothole repairs
MOTORISTS have raised concerns about the management of a large pothole on the side of a country road in Finchampstead.
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New kitchen for the Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook FC has been awarded a new kitchen.
Register now for the Wokingham Walk
Registration has opened for next month's Wokingham Walk.
Blind Berkshire blogger set to undertake mammoth march in aid of Berkshire Vision
A BERKSHIRE resident is set to undertake a 250km coastline challenge in Pembrokeshire in aid of a sight loss charity ...
Arborfield’s Got Talent: Residents exhibit their best creations at village show
AN ARBORFIELD community event made a triumphant comeback last weekend.
Heritage Open Day: a treat despite the heat
Heritage Open Day: a treat despite the heat
Money matters for Wokingham Positive Difference’s September meeting
If the modern financial world leaves you in a muddle, then don't miss the Money Matters event at Wokingham Town ...
FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Reasons to be hopeful over local government
There is no getting away from the fact that there is quite a lot of doom and gloom in the ...
Cleaning company delivers a whopping donation of groceries
Cleaning company delivers a whopping donation of groceries
Young filmmakers set to embark on free 25-week-long production course
BUDDING film producers will have the chance to explore their cinematic curiosities thanks to a new programme.
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