Arcade fails underage test
A gambling arcade in Wokingham has been caught out in a sting to catch shops serving underage customers.
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
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New cookbook club should work up an appetite for new recipes
New cookbook club should work up an appetite for new recipes
Read moreDetailsJumping frogs! Home sweet home is a California Country Park trampoline
Jumping frogs! Home sweet home is a California Country Park trampoline
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Male voice concert will support Parkinson’s UK
A Woodley male voice concert will support Parkinson's UK
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SimplyFit’s star jumping aerobathon raised 2.5K for charity
SimplyFit's star jumping aerobathon raised 2.5K for charity
Read moreDetailsSouth Berkshire Singers Winter Concert raises £3,000 for Africa charity
South Berkshire Singers Winter Concert raises £3,000 for Africa charity
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Classic car enthusiasts: here’s a date for your diary
Classic car enthusiasts: here's a date for your diary
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Wokingham Volunteer Centre seeks people who want to give something back
Wokingham Volunteer Centre seeks people who want to give something back
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California Crossroads work: Bus diversion route is the only option
There are fears other traffic will likely follow the same diversion route.
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