Future of kebab van to be decided
A public meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Licensing and Appeals sub-committee will make the decision.
Read moreDetailsA public meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Licensing and Appeals sub-committee will make the decision.
Read moreDetailsTheir annual event is a 'great success' says CEO Debs Morrison
Read moreDetailsThe CEO has collected several prestigious business awards.
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Read moreDetailsKylie Grimes MBE helps youngsters star jump their way through a sponsored fitness circuit
Read moreDetailsThe child was in a mainstream school that didn't have the resources to support her.
Read moreDetailsThe Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner has awarded more than £200,000 to organisations in Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsThe Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed new statistics which show that shoplifting charges by Thames Valley Police have nearly doubled.
Read moreDetailsWitness the poignant portrait of a fading star
Read moreDetailsA paper says the physical motion of falling ice crystals could help meteorologists to better estimate how snowfall translates into rainfall
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