Naturally Speaking: Wet wipes belong in the bin
Environmental news and views
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Green Week talk in Woodley
The event is free to attend and open to all.
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New Wokingham roundabout opens, but bigger disruption still to come
Wokingham borough council has finished improving the junction of Finchampstead Road and Molly Millars Lane.
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Fourth case of meningitis in Reading pupil, health agency confirms
A fourth person is now being treated for meningitis following a string of cases, the UK Health Security Agency has confirmed.
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Councillors set to approve allowances rise
".. current levels of compensation are seen to present challenges to diversity of representation."
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Environmental film ‘should be on every TV on repeat’
Volunteers delighted by public response to People's Emergency Briefing in Wokingham
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Serving Thames Valley Police officer charged in connection with sexual assault
A serving officer with Thames Valley Police has been suspended and charged with sexual assault in relation to an incident last year
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Flantastic Bracknell care home managing director wins Cook Off
Duncan Edwards grills the competition at Barchester's charitable fundraiser
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A new chapter at Winnersh library
Winnersh library reopened last week at its new home.
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Wokingham Town at Wembley
Wokingham Town FC was represented at Wembley stadium in Saturday's FA Cup final.
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