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New headteacher joins Winnersh school
Wheatfield Primary appoints Heidi Ray
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REVIEW: Brand new Indian restaurant impresses with incredible flavours
When Chef Awansih Roy invited my family and me to his new restaurant in Winnersh, Wokingham, we were absolutely thrilled.
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Step out into nature with Dinton Walking Group
Discover the borough's countryside and enjoy a programme of social events
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Winnersh craft fair stalls appeal
Winnersh parish council is looking for stallholders.
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17-year-old boy dies in fatal collision in Winnersh, police appeal for witnesses
A 17-year-old boy has been killed in a road traffic collision in Winnersh and Thames Valley Police are now appealing for witnesses.
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Knights to bring drama to Dinton
The first Medieval jousting event will take place next month.
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Showcase cinemas to go up for sale after ownership merger, including cinema in Winnersh
Showcase cinemas around the UK, including one on the border of Reading and Wokingham, could be in line to be bought amid merger 'streamlining'
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GCSE results 2025: The Forest School marks historic year
The Forest School says that it is proud to celebrate another set of excellent GCSE results this summer
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Witnesses sought for Dinton dog incident
The incident happened around 4.30pm on Saturday, August 9.
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Global leader makes Winnersh its home
Firm joins an expanding community of global technology, data and science businesses.
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