Honest Motherhood: Breaking point
Our washing machine broke this week. Then a day later, we noticed our dishwasher had packed up too.
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Family pay tribute to son, James Furlong, first named victim of yesterday’s attack
“He was the best son, brother, uncle and partner you could wish for. We are thankful for the memories he ...
NCT group to hold Woodley coffee morning for new parents and their babies
NEW PARENTS are invited to join others at a special coffee morning taking place in Woodley next week. The Bosco ...
Home-Start marks 20 years in Wokingham borough
A CHARITY which supports families across Wokingham borough has celebrated its 20th anniversary. Home-Start Wokingham District, which was started by ...
Parents welcome Government boost for school funding
WOKINGHAM’S schools could get a much-needed funding boost after the Secretary of State for Education announced a £1.3 billion cash ...
Parents ‘betrayed’ as council change planned safe route to new school
PARENTS are angry that vegetation has won out over education after the council performed a dramatic U-turn over plans to ...
Consultation event for new primary school in Spencers Wood
A CONSULTATION over a new school for the borough is being planned for tomorrow night (Wednesday, June 22). Floreat Education ...
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