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COATS receives welcome boost from Tesco
COATS was presented with the £1,500 cheque by Louise Jedras, the Wokingham Tesco Community Champion, earlier this month.
Business breakfast in Wokingham later this month
Janet Collyer, an advocate, mentor and driver of career promotion for women in engineering roles, has been confirmed as a ...
Food bank announces New Year changes
A COMMUNITY GROUP has made some alterations to its service provision for 2023.
The Street road closure
SWALLOWFIELD residents may be required to find alternative routes due to a road closure.
Spencers Wood needles and natter
WOKINGHAM residents are invited to join a weekly needles and natter group.
Ukranian film with subtitles: story of an exiled young gymnast
Ukranian film with subtitles: story of an exiled young gymnast
A play to tug at the heartstrings
A play to tug at the heartstrings
Met Office forecasts snow for Reading and Wokingham
THE Met Office has issued a weather warning for the south east, but it doesn't apply to Reading and Wokingham, ...
‘Truly harrowing’: Woodley resident on return from delivering aid to war torn Ukraine
"The scenes were horrendous and there was one truly harrowing story that broke my heart," explained Mr Goodberry.
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