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Clark Kent could be in trouble if this plan goes ahead …
CLARK KENT may be in trouble should he ever visit Wokingham: the reporter who relies on phone boxes to transform into Superman could have fewer to use. Phone provider BT...
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Winnersh mother and daughter team up to lose nine stone between them
A MOTHER and daughter from Winnersh are starting the new year as they mean to go on – nine stone lighter. Sue (54) and Charlotte (23) Smith (not their real...
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Volunteers needed to look after puppies before they become Guide Dogs
The Puppy Walking volunteer role is a 24/7 commitment, as it builds a vital foundation before the dogs go on to train as guide dogs and support someone with sight...
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FLOOD ALERT: Wargrave on alert, Swallowfield suffers, River Thames overflows and Winnersh still affected … but it should be a dry week (sorry if you wanted a white Christmas)
WATER levels in rivers across Wokingham borough remain high, with the River Thames coming over its banks in Earley, homes in Wargrave warned of flooding today and roads in Swallowfield...
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FLOOD ALERT: River Loddon bursts banks at Winnersh, Swallowfield residents urged to move possessions
A WARNING has been issued to residents living close to the River Loddon as heavy rain causes water levels to rise. The Environment Agency said that with more rain on...
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Flood warnings have been issued for The Lower River Loddon, the Emm Brook and the River Thames which are all experiencing rising levels after recent heavy rainfall.
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‘We’ve been sailing at Dinton for over 30 years and the new centre will only make it better.’
“The new centre will match the demand for the activities, and now be in relation to the number of people it serves.”
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Fly-tipping crack-down sees council clear waste from A329M ditches
Last week, a total of 13 tonnes of waste was cleared from the embankment on the A329M.
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Angry walkers criticise new plans for Dinton at consultation
The plans for a two-storey, energy-efficient building have caused anger among residents due to the modern, angular design.
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WATCH: See thieves attempt to raid Embrook Post Office this morning
A black pickup truck reversed into the glass shop front two times to break into the building.
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