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Reading could be about to smash 170-year weather record as ‘unprecedented’ dry spell continues
University says records likely to be broken - again
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Blandy & Blandy a top tier firm in Chambers High Net Worth Guide
Wokingham solicitors singled out for longstanding reputation and in-depth knowledge
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Have your say: Wokingham residents asked to help shape future of borough libraries
Public consultation seeks residents' views
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Mobility scooter service at Dinton Pastures expands
More people can now access the country park thanks to two new additions to the fleet
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End of the road for Wokingham market trader
The family-run business ended its long-standing tenure at the Market Place venue last weekens.
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‘Dangerous’ Bracknell-Wokingham junction set for major 48-week transformation
Work to create a roundabout at what has been labelled as a 'dangerous' road junction between Bracknell and Wokingham will take 48 weeks.
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Sports Direct’s Wokingham store faces planning row over ‘out of place’ signs
Wokingham town council has objected to a planning application for signage at the planned new Sports Direct shop in Market Place.
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Wokingham post office ‘will stay in the town’
We will retain our post office in Wokingham town centre, says councillor.
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Walk, talk, and share what’s on your mind, in Wokingham
Just turn up for a free men's walking group
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Carnival hub flats still set to lose £1.3 million
Wokingham borough council's flagship housing development, the Carnival flats development is projected to make a loss of £1.3 million.
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