Earley community quilt goes on display
A patchwork of experiences is now on the wall for all to see
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See Mia Farrow in Wokingham
Blind Terror awaits brave film goers
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Clive Jones MP to vote against Winter Fuel Allowance cut
'Now is not the time' he says
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EBOS presents Spring Awakening
Beautiful, and devastating, it's a hard-hitting, thought provoking story
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Torrential rain can’t dampen the spirits of California Gardeners
The ingenious growers ensured their Autumn Show was vibrant and colourful
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Super fundraising pedaller to Paris Dexter is back
Hear the ups and downs of his long cycle ride
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Reading Buses offering free breakfast on Aqua 28 service
Reading Buses has announced the return of breakfast offerings to passengers on the Aqua 28 service running between Henley and Reading.
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Wokingham’s winning writers: Short story number two
Read a story a week in Wokingham.Today
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Thousands of homes to be built in Bracknell and Wokingham after approval
Thousands of homes are set to be built in Bracknell and Wokingham after getting approval this year.
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Main road at California Crossroads reopens after months of disruption
The main road at California Crossroads has reopened after seven months of disruption.
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