MPs act to quell fears
The 'atmosphere of fear' following recent national riots has been addressed by local politicians.
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‘No place for far-right violence on our streets’: Earley and Woodley MP Yuan Yang releases statement
Early and Woodley MP Yuan Yang has released a statement amid continued protests around the country, saying there is "no place for far-right violence"
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Apartment plans for business park
If approved, a total of 62 apartments will be created.
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Visit a Green Fair in Earley on Saturday
Free fun is promised for all the family
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New MP makes her maiden speech
Yuan Yang was elected the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley during the general election.
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First question for new MP
The new Labour member of parliament for Earley and Woodley asked her first question in the House of Commons last week.
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals, in Woodley
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Rainbow flags brightened the town centre on Saturday
Wokingham Pride was 'such an excellent day'
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Fifth repair cafe to open in the borough
Volunteer fixers, servers and welcomers wanted
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