Mystery of land sold for £10
Mystery surrounds the sale of two pieces of land in Wokingham that have been sold for £10.
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‘Good’ response to consultation
Some 1,650 residents took part in Wokingham Borough Council's online consultation regarding ichanges to street cleaning services.
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Recycling firm apologises after Wokingham borough’s bottle banks overflow
Wokingham Borough Council's recycling partner has apologised to residents after photographs of uncollected glass recycling appeared on social media
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Residents who are struggling with higher cost of living have until the end of the month to apply for a £100 grant.
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Uncertain future for town centre shop
Mystery surrounds the future of another independent retailed in Wokingham.
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Wokingham among the best for lowest number of smokers
Wokingham borough has been identified as the second-lowest area in the country for smoking.
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More calls to ban disposable vapes
The RSPCA is urging animal lovers to ensure MPs help to push through a potential ban on disposable vapes.
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Is there a plan for parking meters in Wokingham?
Mystery surrounds proposals that appear to possibly indicate that Wokingham Borough Council plans to impose further parking restrictions.
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Bach to the Future in Woodley
Woodley Concert Band will be heading Bach to the Future with its latest event next month.
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Sumas seek more sponsors
Wokingham & Emmbrook FC is seeking sponsors to continue providing opportunities for young people.
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