Wokingham Today - 2023-05-11

• Navigating dementia one step at a time
• Quality care in a place you can call home
• Cakes, crowns and cut-outs
• Church inundated with mice
• Weather holds for church’s big outdoor gatherings
• Youngsters ring the bells for Charles III
• Blandy & Blandy attends New York law conference
• Man jailed after 32 bags of cocaine found in his BMW
• School students take part in University climate conference
• Lib Dem leader praises party’s progress
• Wokingham Without’s Cllr Jordan Montgomery says to residents ‘I hope I can do you proud’
• Tory leader pledges to fight for residents
• ‘Wokingham now has a strong Labour group’
• VOTE 2023 – THE RESULTS
• THE RESULTS – VOTE 2023
• Councillor­s say thank you
• Now the dust has settled
• When glimpse become slivers
• Local elections matter
• Thank you for voting
• Just how do you get an ocean liner on a stage?
• Three days of laughs with Reading Indi Comedy Festival
• YELLAS MOVE TOWARDS TITLE, BOARS STAY TOP AFTER STUNNING WIN
• ROBINS TAKE THE TROPHY
• READING YMCA SEAL THIRD, RANGERS SCOOP TITLE
• ROYALS RIPPED APART AS WSL RELEGATION LOOMS
• CHAMBERS LOOKS TO ‘MUST WIN’ GAME IN SURVIVAL BATTLE
• ROYALS’ RECORD SIGNING PUSCAS ON THE MOVE
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP ON THE HORIZON
• NOT WITH A BANG, BUT A WHIMPER ... RELEGATED ROYALS DEFEATED AGAIN
• ‘THEY’RE THE FUTURE OF THE FOOTBALL CLUB’ HUNT LOOKS TO POSITIVES
• ‘I’ve had some great battles with them’
• ‘I’m so proud to have worn the armband’
• HELEN WINS THREE MEDALS AT WORLD TRANSPLANT GAMES
• REYNOLDS: ‘THE PLAYERS CAN BE INCREDIBLY PROUD’

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