Words from the Wescott East candidates
Voters in the Wescott East ward will go to the polls next week to elect a councillor.
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Sumas are set to welcome a local legend
Wokingham & Emmbrook are hoping a bit of FA Cup magic will rub off on them under the Lowther Road lights on Friday evening.
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Council could remove 150 bins to save services for vulnerable residents
The locations of some 150 public litter bins that could be axed across Wokingham borough have been revealed.
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Can you give Cookie a fur-ever home?
A DEAF former stray cat is looking for her fur-ever home.
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Inspirational John visits Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club hosted a very special visitor at its Emirates FA Cup match last weekend.
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Help deaf cat Cookie find her fur-ever home
A deaf former stray cat who has impressed her carers with the creative ways she communicates is looking for her forever home.
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Property pros of tomorrow visit Station Hill in Reading
Future property professionals came together in Reading recently to learn more about the real estate sector.
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Toy store closes doors to Wokingham shop due to ‘difficult trading conditions’
Difficult trading conditions combined with an unwillingness by the Council to negotiate were cited by the owner of a town shop to close its business
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Open house event for Binfield development
Taylor Wimpey West London is inviting house hunters to an exclusive Open House event this weekend at its Coppid View development in Binfield.
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Plans for solar farm in Wokingham Without unveiled
Plans for the installation of 1,762 solar panels and associated concrete footings have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council
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