Wokingham bikers invited to join ride-by for three-year-old with Leukaemia
“Lewie and his four-year-old big brother absolutely love all motorbikes — the louder the better. This would really mean the ...
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Bikers stay at home to help make PPE masks
The Widows Sons MBA, which is based in Wokingham, has seen its PPE production line grow from a spare room ...
Bikers rev up for Grazeley Lion Rally
BIKERS will be descending on Grazeley next weekend for the annual Lion Rally. Organised by the Reading MAG, the event ...
Bikers ready to brave the cold for the Toy Run
BOROUGH bikers are revving up for the annual Toy Run to bring the magic of Christmas to children across the ...
Bikers ride in to pay final respect to Shinfield toy runner Pete
A BIKER who died after completing this year’s Toy Run will take his final ride this Friday. Pete Thomson-Spokes, 64, ...
Reading Toy Run to feature on BBC TV
The ever-popular Reading Toy Run, which went through Wokingham on Sunday, will feature on BBC One this Christmas time. Gogglebox ...
Man dies after this year’s Bikers Toy Run
A MAN has died after taking part in the Reading Toy Run. Paramedics were called to the event, after a ...
VIDEO: Thousands enjoy watching Wokingham’s amazing Toy Run
The Wokingham Town Mayor was one of the first bikers on the Reading Toy Run this year. The annual event ...
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