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Lidl closure is ‘temporary’
A leading supermarket chain has confirmed the closure of its new Shinfield store is purely a temporary measure. The Lidl supermarket in Beke Avenue opened its doors on December 5....
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Wokingham Borough named as number one for childcare in England
Wokingham Borough is the best place for childcare in England.
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Shinfield sports pavilion hits final goal
A new sports pavilion and field has been completed.
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Train your brain while having fun, says Wokingham woman who ‘makes stuff up’ for a living
New year improvisation classes will 'keep you sharp and give you joy' says Sarah
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Help shape a new inclusion strategy
Wokingham Borough Council is calling on residents to complete a short survey.
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Hall Farm: the next step
A consultation has opened into the next stage of the hotly debated plans for almost 4,000 homes between Shinfield and Arborfield
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Trading Standards needs your help
Are you aged between 15 and 17 and looking for a volunteering opportunity?
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Snap up cheap train tickets before it’s too late
Some 150,000 lower-cost train tickets are to be made available from today.
Read moreDetailsNew supermarket forced to close
A newly opened supermarket has been forced to close just months after opening its doors. Lidl in Beke Avenue, Shinfield, opened on December 5, but a sign has now appeared...
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Rotary New Year’s Day walk in Crowthorne cancelled
Stroll in Wellington College grounds thwarted by bad weather forecast
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