Road closed in Finchampstead due to dangerous tree
The tree was reported to have split, andin danger of falling.
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Bluey set to star at new business
A new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham town centre on Saturday.
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Peacock House Interiors joins BBC TV team to transform Rafi’s home
Wokingham business answers Bracknell family's SOS
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MP demands more resources to tackle shoplifting ‘crisis’
His call comes after visiting stores in Wokingham affected by shoplifting.
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Council gives approval for homes with hundreds of objections in Finchampstead
Dozens of new homes will be built in a 'picturesque' village despite warnings the council 'could hardly find a more unsuitable' plan.
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Football round-up: Citizens on the march
Reading City collected an important six points.
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Support The Link Visiting Scheme by treating yourself to a night at the theatre on Wednesday
See a gripping story of how weather changed history, while supporting senior borough residents
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Woosehill Scouts help to restore Fox Hill
New saplings will help to re-establish native plant growth in Woosehill
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Drop-in sessions planned for Hall Farm project
More details for the controversial development are set to be revealed.
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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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