HSBC in Wokingham targeted by pro-Palestine protest
A branch of HSBC in Wokingham has been damaged after being targeted during an overnight protest linked to pro-Palestinian activism.
Read moreDetailsA branch of HSBC in Wokingham has been damaged after being targeted during an overnight protest linked to pro-Palestinian activism.
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire man has been sentenced to prison following a Thames Valley Police investigation into stalking and voyeurism offences in Slough.
Read moreDetailsAscot Racecourse's final race meeting to the year marks the start of the festive season with the Howden Christmas Racing Weekend.
Read moreDetailsWe love those Christmas traditions and here's one of ours! The Christmas playlist is here again!!
Read moreDetailsA line of bikes wrapped in fairy lights rolled out from Reading Bicycle Hub on a Saturday night.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre, founded in Reading in 2012, have announced a highly experienced cast for their acclaimed play
Read moreDetailsA group of young performers from across Wokingham and Finchampstead delivered a sparkling afternoon of festive entertainment
Read moreDetailsClive Jones, the Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, officially switched on Twyford's Christmas lights at Bell Corner.
Read moreDetails103 year old's celebration brings smiles and laughter to care home
Read moreDetailsProposed works intended to support planned new active travel route
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