Thieves on driveway of Woosehill home
A WOOSEHILL homeowner found another car in their driveway when they returned home from a trip out
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Meadows path progress update
Meadows path progress update
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Pocket money treats for Mum at Morrisons
The supermarket chain is encouraging children to treat their mums without breaking the piggy bank this Mother's Day.
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Woosehill school pupils are sustainable travel stars
The Hawthorns primary school is encouraging more families to leave their cars at home and get to school on foot or by bike.
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Morrisons Launches Vegan Pastry Range
Morrisons launches vegan pastries, including No Sausage rolls and vegan pasties
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Care4Calais Reading and Wokingham clothing drive ends tomorrow
Care4Calais Reading and Wokingham is in urgent need of clothing including jeans, long-sleeved tops and puffa jackets.
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Morrisons give away free carrots for Rudolph
Morrisons is handing out 10,000 wonky British carrots to customers who want to leave out refreshments for Santa and his reindeer on Christmas Eve.
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Woosehill WI plants trees for community
The Woosehill WI has planted 15 trees behind Windmill School and the Acorn Centre.
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Police warn rise in Winnersh and Woosehill burglaries
RESIDENTS in Winnersh and Woosehill have been warned over a rising number of burglaries.
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Appeal for witnesses after Woosehill house theft
BURGLARS broke into a Woosehill home last month, stealing a large quantity of jewellery
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