War of words over women-only swimming sessions
A war of words erupted when a councillor raised the topic of women-only swimming sessions.
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Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
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Carers Rights Day event to take place in Sindlesham
AN EVENT for carers is to take place in Sindlesham later this month.
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Residents react to Winnersh homes plan
Furious residents have reacted strongly to plans for homes on land at Watmore Lane in Winnersh.
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A film for lovers of guinea pigs comes to Showcase Cinema
A film for lovers of guinea pigs comes to Showcase Cinema
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Housing scheme named best in region
A pioneering temporary accommodation site for homeless families in Wokingham Borough has won industry recognition.
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Litter bin closure plans are delayed
ans to save taxpayers' money and protect essential public services by removing 150 public litter bins have been put on hold.
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Winnersh woman swims Manhattan
A Winnersh woman has raised money by swimming around Manhattan.
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Overgrown pond in Winnersh is newt a problem
Overgrown pond is newt a problem
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Six mile diversion to Thames Valley Park
Some motorists heading to Thames Valley Park will be forced to make a six mile diversion next month.
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