‘We are open’ call from businesses
Businesses at California crossroads have issued a call to remind residents that they remain open whilst the roadworks are taking place.
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Workers act to boost safety
California crossroads contractors have acted to ensure the safety of parents and children.
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
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Rainbow bridge: Tan House crossing work underway
Rainbow bridge: Tanhouse crossing work underway
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Councillors vote to increase council tax by 4.99% from April – a Band D home will pay £2,262.93 plus precepts
Councillors voted to increase council tax by the maximum amount allowed ? 4.99% ? in a budget that also includes £16 million of spending cuts.
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Roads closures for David Cliff half marathon
Many roads around Wokingham and Hurst will be closed or partially closed for the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon on Sunday.
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Fun for toddlers and carers
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Artist’s flying tiger inspires young illustrators
Artist's flying tiger inspires young illustrators
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Mondays can be fun for Wokingham toddlers and carers
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M25 workers balloted over strike action
Motorway maintenance workers employed by Balfour Beatty are being balloted for strike action.
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