Best friend fur-ever embark on fundraising walkies
The duo will also be undertaking challenges together throughout the year.
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Retailer appeals for help after shop theft
Children's clothing retailer This Little Piggy in Elms Walk was targeted last week.
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First day ticket frenzy for Wargrave festival
Long queues formed from early last Saturday morning ahead of the start of sales.
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More trouble for Carnival hub flats
Work to complete a long-delayed new block of town centre apartments has hit trouble again.
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Trunk road plans submitted
The route was given approval by Wokingham Borough Council's ruling executive in 2014.
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Charity thanks to electoral services team
CLASP Wokingham welcomed back the elections team for a second year.
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New luxury estate agent launched
A new agency covers Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey.
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Garage sells for three times its guide price
The garage in Ravensbourne Drive was auctioned by Essex-based Auction House London.
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A new shop is set to open in Bracknell on Friday.
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More trouble for Carnival hub development
Osborne Construction was appointed less than six weeks ago after the previous firm entered liquidation.
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