Almost 2,500 sign petition for victim memorial at Forbury Gardens
“ is trying to encourage people to come together, we owe it to them to honour their legacies and remember ...
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Victims were “great supporters” of the LGBTQ+ community
"They should be remembered as extremely friendly gentlemen who were always fun, engaging and a pleasure to be around."
Town flag to fly at half-mast soon for victims of Forbury Gardens attack
Cllr Imogen Shepherd Du-Bey, leader of the town council, told Wokingham.Today the flag would be lowered in unison with the ...
American man named as the second victim of Forbury Gardens attack
Robert Ritchie, described his son as an “absolutely fabulous guy. I absolutely love my son with all of my heart ...
Police appeal for witnesses following Broad Street assaults
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after five men were assaulted in Broad Street at the weekend. The men were assaulted ...
Help fill festive shoeboxes for victims of domestic abuse in Wokingham Borough
AN initiative to help victims of domestic abuse over the Christmas period has been launched in Wokingham. Project Shoebox, in ...
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