A council has said it is 'disappointed' that no disability-friendly features are part of a new railway footbridge set to open next month,
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Read moreDetailsOn the anniversary of Dai Yongge saying he’d sell the club, Reading made their fans proud with Sam Smith’s goal securing the three points. A well battled performance reaped the...
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Read moreDetailsCare minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, was in Wokingham earlier this week.
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