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Make a date for Twyford Together's Easter Egg Hunt
THE annual Twyford Easter Egg Hunt will be taking place on Saturday, March 28. Organised by Twyford Together, the event starts at King George’s Field, and take families on a...
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Woodley school to close 'until further notice' due to coronavirus
A Wooodley school is closing at the end of the school day tomorrow and no reopening date has yet been set. Addington School in Woodlands Avenue said that the decision...
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Coronavirus – Southern TV legend Fred Dinenage goes into self-isolation
HE’S BEEN the face of television in the south for more than 50 years, and tonight he announced that he is self-isolating due to the coronavirus. Fred Dinenage, who has...
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Coronavirus – Another jump in the number of confirmed cases in Wokingham borough
NEARLY 2,000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus across the United Kingdom, according to new figures released by Public Health England. At 407 new confirmed cases, this is the...
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When Saturday comes: Reading Buses to operate reduced timetable from Monday
BUS SERVICES across the borough will be reduced as the coronavirus crisis, with some routes axed on a temporary basis. Reading Buses says that a fall in customer numbers is...
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New frying pan will make it easier to make bangers sizzle evenly
THINK you’ve seen all the latest innovations for the kitchen? Roll over. A new frying pan aims to solve that eternal problem of unevenly cooked sausages. Until now, it’s been...
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Churches set to pause public worship due to coronavirus
CHURCH services across the borough are set to be paused due the coronavirus crisis. The Anglican communion has announced plans to radically change the way it operates while there is...
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Toad Patrol: Volunteers help migrating creatures cross the road
Every spring the toads at Priest Hill migrate to a pond south of the road, near the junction with Bungler’s Hill, to reproduce.
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Spring Clean: Council cuts cost of bulky waste collection across Borough
BOROUGH residents can get on with their spring cleaning as the council improves collection services for large unwanted items. As of this month, residents can organise a collection of five...
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Coronavirus – Wokingham Council public services to keep calm and carry on … for now
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is planning to keep its services open for the moment, but this could change should Government advice due to the coronavirus crisis change. However, there will be...
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