Call to ‘shop a shark’
Residents urged to report postcards advertising loans
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Store marks first anniversary
Robert Dyas will celebrate its first birthday in Bracknell.
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‘Best’ award for Bracknell business
The Absolutely Mama Awards are designed to honour the best brands in the world of parenting,
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Healthcare giant boost for Wokingham Borough
Switzerland-based Lonza has purchased a plot in Thames Valley Park.
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Last chance to take part in safety survey
There are just 24 hours left to take part in the annual community safety survey.
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Goods seized at Wokingham car boot sale
The officers visited the market on August 11.
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Free concert tonight
The Makeshifts will perform in Emmbrook this evening.
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MP visits Winnersh business
Wokingham MP Clive Jones visited Winnersh-based firm tepeo.
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A wheelie good time
The event attracted numerous vintage motor vehicles.
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Hotel plans for Barkham Road refused
The application would have seen 13 ensuite bedrooms added to the pub.
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