Wokingham Today, in association with Wokingham Borough Council and Wokingham Community Vision 2035, is delighted to announce the third annual event dedicated to celebrating the great and good of our...
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Read moreDetails"If the new local plan were rejected, we would immediately have to accommodate the higher numbers."
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Read moreDetails"Current expectation is that the work will commence in April 2026."
Read moreDetails"We have every intention of sticking to the project."
Read moreDetailsThis is your last chance to tell Wokingham borough council what you think should happen to Winnersh's library.
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