Shop in Wokingham hit with fine after 15-year-old is sold a vape
Under-age vape sale prompts action
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How will you manage costs this winter?
Council suggests ways to help people cope with household bills
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Top 5 Festive things to do in Wokingham this weekend
The festive season is underway in Wokingham, bringing twinkling lights, cosy treats, and plenty of ways to get into the Christmas spirit.
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Put on the glitter to win an annual Hollywood Bowl pass
Strictly Come Dance your way down the lanes
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Reading FC provide medical update on player after Women’s match was postponed
Reading FC Women provided a positive medical update regarding player Keren Banduka following an incident during their match against Southampton
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Man dies after being hit by lorry on A33 near Swallowfield
A man has died after being struck by a heavy goods vehicle on the A33 Swallowfield bypass in Berkshire.
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Borough council’s festive period opening hours
When to visit Shute End offices during the Christmas holiday
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Bridge installation begins on major new road
South Wokingham Distributor Road works progress
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Work to begin on new walking and cycling route from Woodley to Palmer Park
Woodley town centre will link up with Palmer Park
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Prince William spotted in Finchampstead
The Prince of Wales was at the Sports Club in the village, watching his son Prince Louis play football.
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