Picnic gathering to mark this year’s Wokingham Pride
Plans are being made for a bigger and better Wokingham Pride following last year’s covid-affected launch event.
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Call for residents to fly the flag for Saturday’s Wokingham Pride
A WAVE of support is being made for Wokingham’s first-ever Pride celebration later this month. Although not a fully-fledged event ...
Wokingham Pride to take place virtually from Saturday, July 11
PLANS for the first-ever Wokingham Pride festival have had to go virtual, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Last ...
Wokingham town businesses urged to fly the flag for Pride over last weekend in August
FOLLOWING a decision by both Wokingham town and borough councils to fly a rainbow flag for Pride, a local councillor ...
Wokingham Town Council agrees to fly Pride flag later this month
WOKINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL is to follow in the footsteps of the borough council by agreeing to fly the flag for ...
Pride flag to be flown from Wokingham council offices next month
A RAINBOW flag in support of Pride will be flown from Shute End on August 31. Cllr Maria Gee wanted ...
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