Opticians put safety in the frame with donations to schools
OPTICIANS in Reading, Shinfield and Woodley are helping to ensure children shine bright by donating high-visibility vests.
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Eye eye… Opticians in Reading, Woodley and Lower Earley urge parents to get their children’s eyes tested ahead of new school year
OPTICIANS in Reading, Woodley and Lower Earley are urging parents to get their children's eyes tested ahead of the new ...
Specsavers begins search for worst football team in the country
SPECSAVERS is looking for the worst football team in the country.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR: April 2020 – Lockdown life and the mad dash for PPE
LOCKDOWN was the new normal for the country as stay at home became a fact of life. Pupils remained off ...
Opticians to stay open during lockdown
Specsavers has confirmed that its stores will be staying open during national lockdown.
Pebble the puppy makes a spectacle of himself on Saturday night telly
FROM the front page of The Wokingham Paper to national TV star – not a bad day’s work for a ...
Vodafone prepares to launch Wokingham store
THE LATEST addition to Wokingham’s town centre has been revealed: a new Vodafone store. It is the first of the ...
Opticians looking forward to relocated store opening
A RELOCATED opticians store in Wokingham will open its doors to the public on Wednesday. Specsavers Wokingham, currently located at 11 ...
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