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MPs voice Trump visit concerns
They have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
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Fresh produce, fruit, flowers and foliage abound at WHA Autumn Show
Dahlias and chrysanthemums were just some of the beautiful blooms on display
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Wokingham Arts Trail is this weekend
See the work of visual artists at venues around the town
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Save the date for a Wokingham quiz
Wokingham Town Mayor to host fundraising night for CLASP
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Police increase patrols following incident of indecent exposure in Joel Park, Wokingham
Police are increasing patrols in the area following an incident of indecent exposure in Joel Park in Wokingham last week.
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Land in Wokingham to be sold for millions for new affordable housing
Land in Wokingham could be sold off for millions of pounds to provide new affordable homes and a vital cash boost.
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Diners queue to be first through McDonald’s doors in Wokingham
New restaurant will be good for the town says Wokingham's Deputy Mayor
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Wokingham Fireworks Spectacular tickets now on sale
Residents urged to remember, remember, the first of November
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Therapies on Thames launches new KidsRehab services in Wokingham
New centre for specialist occupational therapy and rehabilitation for children opens at Wade Day Care Centre
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