Charvil author publishes latest book
A new book is being snapped up by readers keen to escape the pressures of our troubled world.
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Charvil
New pitch plans for Charvil kebab van
The business had previously lost its licence to operate in Woodley.
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Hare Hatch garden centre sold
Hare Hatch Sheeplands will remain as a garden centre and become part of The Gardening Club.
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Wokingham volunteer smashes 70th birthday swim challenge
Anne's ambitious feat supports My Cancer My Choices
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Help make the borough clean as a whistle
Join a community tidy up during Annual Litter Pick weekend
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Wicked! Charvil singers will be singing again
The Project Singers will be able to enjoy a medley of musical numbers
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Bus links improving in north of borough
New routes have been launched to improve connections around Twyford.
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Witness appeal after road collision in Charvil leaves cyclist hospitalised
Police appeal after a white MG car and a cyclist collided while on the roundabout of the B478 and the A3032 on Wednesday
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There’ll be no stopping Charvil women singers
An afternoon of Queen songs promises to be a champion event
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Council loses appeal against 230 homes
Government inspector overturned a decision to build 230 homes in Twyford.
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