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Residents amused by premature M4 road signage in Wokingham
'They'll end up going round the Tesco car park if they follow the signs'
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‘Anti mosque’ petition author claims petition has attracted national attention despite being ‘dismissed’ by Wokingham Borough Council
We just need another 600-700 signatures from people from within the boroug, he said.
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Wokingham United Charities grant gives dignity and privacy to older people
The WADE Day Centre's wellbeing room is upgraded thanks to generous funding from WUC
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Meet the man who made Downton Abbey jewellery
Hear the stories behind the Crawley family's tiaras, earrings and necklaces
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re3 Partnership redistributes 18,000 books
re3read scheme's first year is celebrated
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Spring is just around the corner – and so is a Wokingham gardening show
Enjoy early blooms and produce at Wokingham Horticultural Association's Spring Show
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Stand up for freedom’: Hong Kong activists rally in Reading
Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters were out in force in Reading last weekend.
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Young Berkshire Scouts take on journalism challenge at Reading workshop
Those attending met reporter and photojournalist Andrew Batt to learn about his experiences working for Wokingham Today and Reading Today.
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Call to shape the future of Arborfield and Barkham
The consultation will explore a set of "what-if" growth scenarios.
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Reading marchers unite for Ukraine as war enters fourth year
Brits and Ukrainians joined together last weekend to march across Reading on Saturday in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
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