Arborfield and Newland Parish Council celebrates 75th birthday
A WOKINGHAM local authority is celebrating a significant milestone this year.
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Kendrick students discuss ideas for the future of engineering
Two students from Reading secondary school have taken part in a national event aimed at sharing ideas for the future ...
Mamma mia! That’s one way to celebrate 30 years of business.
Great minds, and mimes, think alike, as one Wokingham company has demonstrated. Broad Street-based Prospect Estate Agents have celebrated 30 ...
Public call to say thank you on centenary of First World War’s end
A NATIONAL campaign is being launched to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The Royal ...
Woodley parkrun to celebrate its fifth birthday with a party
A WEEKLY running event in Woodley will celebrate its fifth birthday with a party in Woodford Park next weekend. Woodley ...
Surprise party marks Wokingham firm’s fifth birthday
A COMPANY which provides care for people with physical and learning disabilities has celebrated its fifth birthday with a surprise ...
Norreys Church is still going strong 75 years on
Members of a Wokingham church marked its 75th anniversary earlier this month with a weekend of celebrations. The congregation at Norreys ...
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