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New community hub approved for Warfield
The hub will be located on Priory Fields and will provide a wide range of modern facilities.
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Wokingham MP urges everyone to have their say on under-16s social media ban
The Wokingham MP has responded to more than 1,000 emails from concerned residents in Wokingham.
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Child bereavement charity receives boost from housebuilder
Millers Homes backs Daisy's Dream
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Deep cricket insight for hospital radio
Former Indian test batter and wicketkeeper, and now TV commentator, Deep Dasgupta, joined Hospital Radio Reading for its Saturday programme recently.
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SustEnable Wokingham clears up the town centre
The group's first public event draws a crowd of litter-picking volunteers
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‘It was absolutely terrifying, the hotel was shaking’: Reading friends fleeing Dubai still not home after finding themselves in war zone
Iran conflict forces borough musician to take complicated escape route
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Popular Wokingham takeaway shuts suddenly, but promises comeback in new location
Owners vow '"this is not goodbye'.
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Residents rejoice at Limmerhill rescue
Developer's appeal to build on a Wokingham green space is rejected
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Design consultation opens for Shinfield Garden Village
Wokingham borough council leader, Cllr Stephen Conway, signed off a public consultation for their strategic design code.
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Woodley Concert Band will take you to the moon
Their Musical Landscapes concert will explore this world and beyond
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