Twyford station car park petition launched
It asks Wokingham Borough Council to work with Great Western Railway to assess the full need.
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Consultation event for Loddon Garden Village
Attendees can find out more at Maiden Place Community Centre in Earley today.
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Back-to-back defeats for Sumas
Elsewhere, Ashridge Park Ladies and Reading booked their place in the next round of the Women's FA Cup.
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Oktoberfest returns this weekend
There will be a live Oompah band in Peach Place.
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Can you help this year’s poppy appeal?
The appeal will be launched on Saturday, October 25, and last for two weeks.
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Have your say on future of Winnersh library
Wokingham borough council has launched a public consultation on the future of library services in Winnersh.
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Showcasing volunteer opportunities
There will be a variety of different organisations looking for all kinds of volunteers.
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More green spaces in the pipeline
Developers are putting the finishing touches to two new green spaces in north Wokingham.
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Bringing football fun to Reading
The Football Fun Factory has announced the launch of its newest franchise in Reading.
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See Santa in Bracknell
Santa's Grotto will be set at the heart of a magical winter forest.
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