Finchampstead teen’s walk will help Cambodia trip
A TEENAGER from Finchampstead will be walking nearly 22 miles to raise money for a trip to Cambodia. Jonathan Gan, ...
A TEENAGER from Finchampstead will be walking nearly 22 miles to raise money for a trip to Cambodia. Jonathan Gan, ...
WOKINGHAM’S first STEM school has been deemed as ‘outstanding’ during its inaugural Ofsted inspection. Evendons Primary School, which specialises in ...
A NEW shop dedicated to buying and selling works of art has opened in Wokingham. Jeremy Edwards, who owns Antiq ...
WETHERSPOON has announced that it is the latest big name retailer to leave Wokingham, weeks after Marks & Spencer closed ...
THE BUNTING is up, the cakes are being baked, and the cups of tea are being prepared for this year’s ...
A FAMOUS face … well, in America … helped a local shopping village mark its 25th anniversary. Malcolm Corden, the ...
TWO teenage boys have been arrested in connection with a robbery at Sol Joel Park, in Earley, earlier this month. ...
A MAN who started sketching as a hobby when he retired has seen his Wokingham-inspired artworks go on sale. Mohan ...
BRIDES in Wokingham were given the chance to ‘say yes to the dress’ at a special event earlier this month. ...
CONCERNS have been raised over the future of a memorial bench which marks one of Wokingham’s most notorious unsolved murders. ...
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