Fixers wanted for Wokingham’s new repair cafe
Fixers wanted for Wokingham's new repair cafe
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Call for help to mark D-Day
David Dunham, Wokingham's Poppy Appeal organiser, has revealed plans for the run up to Thursday, June 6.
Climb aboard for railway talk
Climb aboard for railway talk
Love Scrabble? Get to Woodley (and put it on a Triple Word Score)
Love scrabble? Get to Woodley
Discover wartime secrets by moonlight at the library
Discover wartime secrets by moonlight at the library
Help to tackle cyber threats
The Secure Connected Places Playbook includes guidance on how connected places can protect themselves from would-be attacks.
Police and Crime Commissioner launches further community engagement initiatives to increase trust in the police
PCC Matthew Barber has laid out plans to further engagement between communities and the police in an effort to further ...
Foodie festival is heading to Wokingham
The event will take place in June at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst.
Progress at Gorse Ride development
A family that is set to move into a property at Gorse Ride have laid a brick to mark the ...
‘We have enough to get out of this situation’: Reading FC coach urges team to get out of relegation battle
READING FC WOMEN's boss has urged his team to 'right the wrongs' following their home defeat to London City Lionesses ...
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