A free exhibition in Finchampstead will highlight domestic abuse
Survival stories will be shared through art, poetry, audio, video, and live performance
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Witness a tense courtroom drama in Wokingham
The Winslow Boy sees a father fighting for his son's reputation
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“Unwise in the extreme” to delay local plan
"If the new local plan were rejected, we would immediately have to accommodate the higher numbers."
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‘You don’t know what you’re doing’ claim towards council
"Dysfunctional roadworks" in Wiltshire Road and Crutchley Road were questioned.
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Jones pays tribute to Ming Campbell
He spoke in the House of Commons yesterday.
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Will councillors sacrifice sustainability, public health and tackling climate change – for ad revenue?
An environmental group is worried they will
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Easthampstead Road closure to be delayed
"Current expectation is that the work will commence in April 2026."
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Update given on Emmbrook sixth form building
"We have every intention of sticking to the project."
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Town welcomes new restaurant
Wokingham town centre has welcomed a new restaurant.
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Residents frustrated by daily ‘traffic chaos’ at Wokingham Railway Station Crossing
Resident reports kilometre of stationary traffic
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