Learn more about museum’s plans for Earley site
The Natural History Museum is inviting residents to hear its plans for a new facility in Earley..
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Latest phase launched at former TRL site
Homes at the former Transport Research Laboratory site in Crowthorne have been released.
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Berkshire property prices among the highest
Commercial property prices in Berkshire are among the most expensive anywhere in the country
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Team launches funding appeal
Ashridge Park Women FC has launched an appeal to raise funds for a piece of training technology.
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Entries and visitors up at Hurst show
Visitors to the 110th Hurst Horticultural Show enjoyed a quintessentially British country show
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Putting feelings into art
The streets of Wokingham were transformed into a canvas on Sunday.
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Southern Co-op has introduced electronic shelf edge labels throughout its stores.
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Finchampstead garage celebrates 100 years with weekend of special events
Creswells garage in Finchampstead is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
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Mad Hatters enjoy a garden party at Wokingham’s Alexandra Grange
Residents of the Alexandra Grange care home in Wokingham were treated to a summer party.
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Fun in Finchampstead planned as fundraiser to take place at Siren Craft Brew
A FESTIVAL at a Finchampstead brewery is set to raise funds to support a charity bike ride.
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