850 homes plan in Wokingham Without to be decided
Developers are seeking outline permission for an extra 850 homes at Priors Farm.
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Changes approved for Wokingham pub
The brewery will carry out ground-floor alterations.
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Wokingham residents warned of bin collection changes as new contract begins
Biffa now picks up the borough's bins
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Free climate festival brings two weeks of events to Reading
There are plenty of free events to explore this month
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Could you be a puppy mum mum? Charity seeks more local volunteers
Guide Dogs celebrate special puppy litters during volunteer week
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Hongkongers mark Tiananmen Square massacre
More than 200 residents from across the country attended a vigil at Reading Minster.
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Wokingham Ale Trail to launch on Sunday
The launch will take place at the Queens Head.
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Holme Grange Craft Village: ‘Welcome back everyone’
Long detours for breakfast at The Grange Cafe are over
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From Thatcher to Trump: Former Wokingham MP John Redwood examines the future of the right
Baron Sir John Redwood has published a new book this week.
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A weekend for foodies at Dinton Pastures
The Great British Food Festival is returning to Dinton Pastures Country Park this weekend.
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