From doughnuts to general goods: Wokingham town centre to gain new store
WOKINGHAM town centre appears set to have a new business with the arrival of the Wokingham General Store
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Danny moves Mountains to perform at Wokingham’s Sunny Saturdays
SUNNY SATURDAYS saw Danny Mountain entertain shoppers in Wokingham. The weekly street entertainment in Market Place offers something different every ...
Wokingham International Street Concert is coming to Broad Street on Saturday, June 1
FORGET the hills, it’s Wokingham that will be alive with music. And it’s all thanks to the return of the ...
THE SUN’S smile was almost as big as that on the youngsters attending this year’s Wokingham Town Council family fun day
THE SUN’S smile was almost as big as that on the youngsters attending this year’s Wokingham Town Council family fun ...
Volunteers thanked at Wokingham Civic Awards
SOME of Wokingham’s unsung heroes were honoured at a special ceremony held in the Town Hall on Friday, January 26. The ...
Free parking extension hopes for Wokingham borough
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has pledged to look at continuing its free parking scheme for borough car parks as a result ...
Lady Elizabeth to retire from High Steward role
WOKINGHAM’S High Steward has announced her intention to retire after 25 years’ service, and she is intending to pass on ...
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