Winnersh residents go to the polls
Residents of Winnersh will vote today to elect a new borough councillor.
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Community
‘Happy Lunar New Year’ says FBC’s Hong Kong community
Finchampstead congregation enjoys traditional treats
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Gift card scam warning
Be aware of the latest scam targeting the elderly and vulnerable.
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Many happy returns, St Sebastian’s WI
Celebrating a century of friendship in Crowthorne
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Anthem Trust to transfer Oakbank school
The news comes following a damning report from Ofsted.
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Closure order for Wokingham home
Thames Valley Police executed a warrant following reports from the community.
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Tories bring former MPs to Winnersh
Five former MPs were canvassing ahead of this week's by-election.
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
Join a group for people who like quiet activities in Wokingham
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Do you love a real pet, or would you prefer a robot pet?
RSPCA invites animal lovers to help shape Animal Futures
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