Twyford and Wargrave parishoners bid farewell to priest heading to Tilehurst
Twyford and Wargrave have said farewell to their Roman Catholic priest who is moving to St Joseph's church at Tilehurst.
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Board game convention coming to Tilehurst this autumn, headed up by man who has played more than 2,300 different games
A board game convention is heading to Tilehurst this autumn and is set to take Berkshire's gamers to a whole ...
Sarah’s role is aimed at making Sue Ryder’s pallative care better for everyone
A NEW recruit at a palliative care facility in Tilehurst says she loves making a difference in the community where ...
Wokingham woman arrested in connection with arson attempts in Tilehurst
One man, Charly Fox, 22, from Mayfair, Tilehurst was charged with attempted arson.
THE TILEHURST END: Bournemouth feels like the biggest game of the season
I always wondered who would take over the mantle of Sky Sports’ favourite Championship team when Leeds United got promoted ...
‘++ UPDATED ++ Missing Nikki found
Police have thanked members of the public who helped them find a missing teenager from Reading. In a statement issued ...
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