Winnersh’s Spoony people are a big hit Down Under
THE SPOONY people in Winnersh have gone international, as spoon settlements pop up in Scotland and Australia. Last week, Wokingham.Today ...
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Borough’s life in lockdown caught on camera
PHOTOGRAPHER Tammy Kazhdan has launched her own project looking at family life in lockdown. Ms Kazhdan — who used to ...
Foster families needed in Wokingham borough
MORE than 10 foster families are urgently needed in Wokingham Borough, with demand on services set to increase due to ...
New hearing date announced for BBQ King kebab van
On Thursday, June 11, Kenan Mursaloglu will fight for his right to sell late-night food to the people of Wokingham.
Which diversion are you following?
WHICH way now? That’s the question that motorists out on essential journeys have been posing this week, after this confusing ...
Wokingham charities continue to support community during lockdown
Charities and organisations across the borough are working together to support the community during the coronavirus crisis.
Police arrest two Wokingham men on suspicion of rape
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Covid-19 cases in care homes revealed
“Wokingham has a widely disproportionate number of care homes. And everyone wants accurate and reliable statistics. This does not currently, ...
‘Wokingham town centre will bounce back from lockdown’
“I think Wokingham is in a good position to come out of this quite well. Although it will likely be ...
Police close access to a Budges Road home after reports of anti-social behaviour
"It will send a very clear message that we will not tolerate behaviour which impacts on the quality of life ...
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