Appeal to find missing schoolboy
A Whitley teenager known to visit Shinfield and Three Mile Cross has gone missing and police are appealing for help to find him Reiss Anderson James, 16, was last seen...
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Council’s new bid to concrete over historic River Thames beauty spot for bus lane bridge
READING Borough Council (RBC) has launched a new bid to concrete over a natural beauty spot, just weeks after Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee turned down plans to build a...
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Hundreds celebrate at Laurel Park FC fun day
OVER 400 children took part in a football tournament at Laurel Park's annual fun day at the weekend. Ranging from Under-5s up to Under-18s, players were out in force to...
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COMMENT: SOAR’s view on decision to reject bus lane bridge over River Thames
No member of the SOAR campaign went to the Wokingham Planning meeting with hope of more than a token vote or two against the MRT planning application. In a remarkable...
Read moreDetailsReading Council to consider options following bus lane bridge plan refusal
READING Borough Council is to consider its options after a £24 million plan to build a single track bus lane bridge over the River Thames was turned down by Wokingham...
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Wokingham Council planning committee turns down MRT bus lane bridge plan
PLANS to concrete over land by the River Thames were turned down by the planning committee on Monday evening. Five members voted against and four in favour. The extraordinary meeting...
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Beauty spot bridge plan raised at special planning meeting
AN EXTRAORDINARY planning meeting will determine the future of a much-loved beauty spot. On Monday evening, Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee will consider proposals to turn land by the River...
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Students to showcase their GCSE art at Maiden Erlegh School
STUDENTS from Maiden Erlegh School will be showcasing artwork created for their GCSE coursework over the coming week. The Year 11 pupils have been busy creating a range of pieces...
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Christian group to use talk to set out a new theory of evolution
A TALK that looks at research beyond Darwin’s Theory of Evolution will take place at the University of Reading this week. Harvard scientist Dr Nathaniel Jeanson has been invited to...
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Bad parking forces bus company to change its route
DRIVERS are being urged not to block a road in Earley in case emergency services need to use it. Last Thursday evening, Reading Buses was forced to alter its route...
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