Dramatic rooftop rescue in Winnersh: Firefighters save stranded cat
A cat has been rescued from a roof in Winnersh.
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Road reopens at last, but fresh delays and more disruption coule be set to hit Wokingham drivers
Wokingham borough council reopened Heathlands Road on Saturday, February 21.
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Local children remain at risk of falling through the gaps, Wokingham MP warns
He has warned this will not reach enough pupils locally and nationally.
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£43m funding blow, but Wokingham Borough Council insists services are safe in high-stakes budget showdown
The proposed budget includes spending to meet the growing needs of adults and children.
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St Nick’s celebrates 50 years in Emmbrook
Find out what happens at Emmbrook Village Hall at the church's celebration Community Showcase
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Naturally Speaking: How to cut your carbon footprint
Environmental news and views: A chance to make the switch
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Help to make bus travel work better
Wokingham borough council is reviewing bus services in the borough.
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#Woky Comedy Nights: get the laughs in
Enjoy an evening of laughter for good causes
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Have your say on proposed shake-up of travel between Reading and Wokingham
Joint proposals between Reading Borough Council and Wokingham Borough Council would involve a shake-up of public transport routing between the towns
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Residents consulted on Shinfield’s exciting public art project
Designs from three finalists are being considered for a new piece of public art in the village centre
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