New Town Mayor elected for Wokingham
“It is a great honour to be chosen as this year’s Wokingham Town Mayor, and once restrictions have been relaxed, ...
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Community mourn Wokingham man in funeral yesterday
After the upcoming funeral was advertised in The Wokingham Paper last week, over 50 people showed up to pay their ...
Mayor opens Wokingham’s newest pub, the Oakingham Belle
A new pub has opened their doors to customers after a ceremonious ribbon cutting on Monday.
Wokingham’s new Waterstones to open on Saturday, December 8 at 10am
WATERSTONES has announced it is to open it's new Wokingham branch on Saturday, December 8. And the ribbon will be ...
Wokingham Horticultural Association to hold its AGM
MEMBERS of the Wokingham Horticultural Association will hold its AGM on Tuesday, January 9. The group will welcome Wokingham Town ...
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 ...
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 ...
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