Wokingham Today - 2022-09-22

• The best dementia care, on your doorstep
• Cllrs warn borough faces financial pressures
• My life in The Queue: a journey to see the Queen lying in state
• School buses: parents unhappy with service level
• Parents’ frustratio­n at crossing delay
• Hat and Home opens third branch in Bracknell
• Fat Harry’s wins gold for Festival food
• Reflecting on the Queen
• We are not immune to these pressures
• Progress report
• A state of mourning
• No one wants to see more veterans on our streets
• An incredible week to celebrate the Queen
• The role of working animals
• Heading to the land of nod
• Junior cricketers recognised at end of season awards
• Springer Spaniel is the most common for adoption
• Grief is the price we pay for love
• Education Options
• Education Options
• Punk collective to make Reading debut
• Whodunit? Drama group invites you to find out
• Raw Sounds Today
• ‘WE DIDN’T TURN UP IN THE FIRST-HALF’
• REYNOLDS: ‘IT WAS A GOOD GAME OF RUGBY WITH PLENTY OF POINTS’
• TILEHURST AND BURGHFIELD MAKE CUP PROGRESS
• SWORDS HIT LATE LATE WINNER, SUMAS HELD TO DRAW
• BINFIELD PRODUCE FA CUP SHOCK
• Is it always the referee’s fault?
• 10-MAN KESTRELS PRODUCE SPIRITED SECOND-HALF COMEBACK
• INCE’S MAGIC PUTS ROYALS THIRD
• How they rated
• ROYALS THUMPED IN WSL OPENER
• PAUL INCE: ‘WHAT THE LADS HAVE ACHIEVED IN 10 GAMES IS AMAZING’
• ‘THE LADS LOVE HIM’ INCE PRAISES CARROLL’S IMPACT
• FC BRACKNELL TEAMS RETURN TO ACTION
• OUR LADY OF PEACE MAKE WINNING START TO NEW SEASON

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