Vehicle fire in Wokingham
FIRE CREWS were called to a car fire in Wokingham last week.
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Rail replacement buses from Reading to Bracknell and Guildford in February
From Monday, February 13, to Friday, February 17, buses will replace trains from Reading to Bracknell and Guildford.
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Kimel Cafe facing closure as sinkhole costs thousands in passing trade
t opened its doors in February last year, but a fall in passing trade could see them shut their doors as they approach their first anniversary.
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New friendship club for seniors at WADE
New friendship club for seniors at WADE
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Film club screens love story for Valentines
Film club screens love story for Valentines
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MP cuts ribbon to declare Lib Dems new Wokingham office open for business
AN MP paid a visit to Wokingham on Friday for a special ribbon cutting ceremony.
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Aldi reveals plans for third store in Wokingham borough – and this is why it has steps
AN ALDI could be built in Winnersh is plans are approved by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood calls for action over Tan House rail bridge
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood is leading the call to persuade Network Rail to change its plans over the Tan House rail bridge.
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Mosaic installed in Wokingham school in memory of an inspirational head teacher
A mosaic wall was commissioned by Foundry College in Wokingham to remember their inspirational head teacher, Jay Blundell,
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
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