Wokingham garage Bulldog to showcase new Triumph motorbikes
A WOKINGHAM garage will be showcasing new items from a motorbike range next week. Bulldog Triumph on Reading Road will ...
Tag: motorbikes
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 ...
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: Reading Toy Run sets off
On Sunday, December 6, more than 1,500 bikers set off from Foster Wheeler to High Close School in Wokingham for ...
GALLERY: Reading Toy Run 2015 in pictures
On Sunday, December 6, more than 1,500 bikers set off from Foster Wheeler to High Close School in Wokingham for ...
Bikers ready for Sunday’s Toy Run – don’t forget the road closures
THOUSANDS of bikers are set to hit the streets of Wokingham this weekend as one of the staples of the ...
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