Bracknell store prosecuted for illegally selling alcohol to child
Bracknell Forest Trading Standards says it 'will not tolerate the sale of age-restricted products to children' in the borough
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Are you nervous about tackling DIY?
Gain confidence and practical skills at women-led workshops in Wokingham
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Frost hits Twyford vineyard crop
Initial assessments indicate that between 40% and 50% percent of this year's crop has been lost,
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Robbery investigation launched after incident in Winnersh underpass
Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in Winnersh, Wokingham.
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Man sentenced after repeated drug supply offences in Bracknell
A man has been jailed for more than four years after admitting a series of drug offences in Bracknell.
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Runners raise more than £20k for Charvil charity
My Cancer My Choices thanks its London Marathon fundraisers
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Opening date revealed for new South Wokingham link road
The new link road that forms part of the south Wokingham distributor road project is due to open on Friday, May 29.
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Wokingham Borough local elections: The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Wokingham Today has reached out to all political parties with candidates standing in tomorrow's local elections.
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Celebrate the power of pink in Reading
Legally Blonde the Musical hits the Hexagon this May
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Three jailed after Berkshire drug network operating behind fake Whatsapp business uncovered
Three people have been jailed for a total of 12 years after using a fake clothing brand to operate an illegal drug network through Whatsapp.
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