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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Winnersh, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 16 stories have been published about Winnersh which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Winnersh, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 16 stories have been published about Winnersh which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Winnersh · WinnershSteve Double, 63, from Winnersh, Berkshire, is taking on the Great North Run on Sunday to raise money for Bowel Cancer UK. His son, Greg, a former pupil at Forest School and academy player at Reading FC, was diagnosed with bowel cancer aged 33.See the Story
Winnersh fundraiser set to tackle the Great North Run
Winnersh · WinnershHarry Peksa, nine, began his cycling adventure on the first day of August. He plans to cover around 1300 miles in 35 days, to raise money for Tiggywinkles wildlife hospital. The pair will enjoy breath-taking landscapes of the United Kingdom on their epic route.See the Story
Winnersh boy’s epic cycle ride will support hedgehogs
Winnersh · WinnershThe Forest School in Robin Hood Lane is to welcome girls into Year 7 from September 2024. It will take a five-year process for the entire school to be fully co-ed. Headteacher Shirley Austin said those at the school felt this will improve educational standards and it will help both sexes prepare for the modern workplace.See the Story
Winnersh school will go co-educational nearly 70 years after its formation as The Forest Grammar School for Boys
Winnersh · WinnershA CHILDREN’S gym that opened earlier this year is helping youngsters to enjoy being active. Esprit Kids, in Winnersh, welcomes children from as young as four months up to 12 years. A range of age appropriate activities, including hanging upside down, helps even babies to explore their physical world. “I really want to inspire youngsters to have a healthy and active lifestyle, to make friends, and to enjoy a sociable sport,” said owner Courtney …See the Story
Esprit Kids have upside-down fun in Winnersh
Winnersh · WinnershReading Road will be shut to traffic between Robin Hood Lane and the Showcase roundabout. The road will be kept open during the daytime, with overnight works between 8pm and 6am. For more information about these works call 0118 974 6000, quoting reference JX00233822790.See the Story
Reading Road in Winnersh to be closed for resurfacing works
Winnersh · WinnershA WINNERSH mum and full time carer, will walk the Chilterns with her friend to raise money for Alzheimers Research UK. Beverley Campbell and Alison Leavey will take part in The Chiltern 50 Ultra Challenge in a couple of months. The route passes some of the area’s finest countryside, with rolling hills, nature reserves and panoramic views. Starting at Henley-on-Thames, the pair will loop round the Chiltern Hills, skirting Nettlebed, Watlington, S…See the Story
Friends Beverley and Alison will walk the Chilterns for Alzheimers research
Environment · WinnershWINNERSH shoppers looking to do their bit for the environment will have to do some polluting instead, after a supermarket withdrew its recycling section. For years, people have been able to recycle glass, cardboard and plastics from the Sainsbury’s store on King Street Lane. And it was so popular that the bins would often be overflowing, with excess left next to them. Earlier this month, the store removed these bins and fenced the area off. …See the Story
