Wokingham recording studio amps up for artists
A WOKINGHAM recording studio is calling for music artists to use its newly built space. Creation X Recording, a music ...
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Pebbles turn veggie to become vegetables
Children from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have been swapping pebbles for seeds with Squire's Garden Centre.
Bonds Brews celebrate fifth anniversary
Bond Brews, based on Heathlands Road in Wokingham, celebrated its fifth anniversary last weekend.
Resurfacing work begins at Heathlake
Resurfacing work has begun at Healthlake car park, and it will be closed for around two weeks.
Squire’s expands with new food hall in its Wokingham garden centre
Squire's Garden Centre in Wokingham has expanded, and is now offering a new food hall selling products from Berkshire, Surrey ...
Holme Grange pupil fluent in success at language challenge
A GOLDEN-tongued youngster from a school in Wokingham is hoping to become fluent in success at the final of a ...
Don’t forget – Peach Street lane closures start tomorrow (and full closure tonight)
THE next phase of Wokingham town centre's regeneration starts tomorrow and will see Peach Street become one lane for the ...
We’re still open says Wokingham pick-your-own blighted by road closure
The owner of a popular pick-you-own farm in Wokingham has hit out at misleading signs pointing to a road closure - ...
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