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Why Wokingham Borough Council is being accused of ignoring residents over 20mph speed limits
Jorgensen: 'They've ignored local voices, and they bragged about it.'
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Virgin Unite employees can nominate a charity to receive £5000
The fifth round of the company's Local Legends Fund has now launched
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Wokingham Youth Theatre members go home with horrifying wounds
Children enjoy bloodcurdling lessons
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Food van plan could change this Wokingham town centre pub
A catering van could soon occupy the car park to sell food on the go.
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Berkshire readers are helping shelter families worldwide through their love of books
Bookworms are making a real difference, says charity
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Wokingham teen achieves first ever coding black belt
Alexandre Lomondais has become the first-ever Black Belt Ninja at the coding group, Code Ninjas Wokingham
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Wargrave club hears a story spanning six hundred years
Jayne Worrall shares her journey as three-times-landlord of the same 15th Century pub
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Man steals sacks of potatoes from Wokingham charity — but fails spectacularly
Then, when the chips are down, he leaves them in Norreys Avenue
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Wokingham tops England for life expectancy – could this be the secret to longevity?
Wokingham has the highest life expectancy in England
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Wokingham Theatre’s Lovesong is simply beautiful
Enjoy a heart warming story of life lived, and loved, well
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