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Police hunt suspects after spate of vehicle thefts in Twyford and Charvil
Police are investigating a series of vehicle thefts in Twyford, Charvil and surrounding areas which officers believe may be linked.
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Three days of beer, cider and live music await at Twyford Festival
Tickets are still available for one of the highlights of the year in Twyford.
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Joyful June offers summer fun for CLASP
Anyone for tennis? Sessions are free for members
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Twyford station updates noted at council meeting
The meeting heard that, although all options involved challenges and compromise, it was hoped that solutions could be identified.
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Double joy for Twyford Drama award winners
Theatre group wins twice at Henley Drama Festival
Read moreDetailsResidents outraged as Croudace destroys Twyford trees and hedges
The developer's work on Millgrove development disregards nesting season
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Do-si-do in Twyford for a dementia charity
Put on your dancing shoes for a good cause
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Clive Jones visits Bluebird Care to talk about the future of social care
Wokingham MP discusses social care challenges and community support
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Twyford Station parking: the challenge viewed from all angles
Wokingham Borough Council says work is progressing
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