Pub expansion plans refused
Agents had submitted revised plans for Ye Olde Leathern Bottel on Barkham Road.
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Merry Hatmas! It’s a Barkham Hookers gift
Christmas trees with a difference fill Wokingham with bobble hats
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Extended hours plan for Wokingham pub
It wants permission to supply alcohol (on- and off-sales) from 9am until midnight from Monday until Sunday.
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New plans for Leathern Bottel
Plans have 'sparked criticism' from neighbours.
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Children can visit Santa, thanks to Vincent van Gogh and Leonardo da Vinci
Arts group and borough crafters join forces for disadvantaged youngsters
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Barkham poppy in parliament
The MP was wearing a REME poppy in the Houses of Parliament on Monday.
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Barkham Hookers spread their crocheted magic through the borough
Wokingham and surrounding villages are poppy-filled again
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Free weekend bus travel set to return for Christmas
The initiative was also in place during the same period in 2023.
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Barkham pub seeks new landlords
The Bull af Barkham has again closed its doors.
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California Cross: ‘genuinely equal for pedestrians, cyclists and vulnerable road users’
Why we need to make roads better for everyone - not just car drivers
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