Teen motorcyclist fighting for life after Kings Road crash in Reading
A teenage motorcyclist is in hospital with life-threatening injuries following a serious collision on Kings Road in Reading.
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Viral post sparks fury — but approval of ‘Mega Mosque’ in Wokingham is fake news
Social media messages suggesting a "mega mosque" has been approved in Wokingham are fake news.
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From Parliament to pints: Sir Lindsay Hoyle visits Wokingham’s champion beers
Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons, heard that famous prize-winning beers were being brewed in Wokingham and came to check them out.
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‘A massive failure’: Wokingham MP Clive Jones questions government on Hongkongers’ safety
Clive Jones,has questioned what steps the government is taking to protect pro-democracy Hongkongers,
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Local heroes transform lives: Wokingham couple wins Civic Award for community work
Wokingham Town Mayor meets founders of The WELL at Kings Church
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Wokingham Theatre’s Lovesong was a fundraising winner for Wokingham Club 41
First night charity performance raised thousands for local good cause
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Blandy & Blandy shortlisted for award
Wokingham law firm delighted
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Wokingham Library is the place to be
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Could slowing down by 45 seconds save a child? Bracknell campaigners think so
Motorists should accept a 45 second delay to make their children safer, according to petitioners in Bracknell.
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Don’t give your heart – or your money – to a scammer
Citizens advice warns against Valentine dating fraud
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