Waingels pupils explore future pathways
Sophia, yr 9, reports on the school's careers fair
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Historic property comes up for auction
Wingmore Lodge in Rose Street is one of the town's most striking Grade II listed properties.
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Council wants to hear your views
By actively engaging in the consultation process, residents can play a role in shaping the Plan.
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Golfing fun day broke records
Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh enjoyed a successful fundraising event
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Austen House residents and staff enjoy a day dipped in chocolate
World Chocolate Day: a sweet success
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Council to apologise over planning decision
There were concerns about the natural light reaching the property.
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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Starmakers share their good news
An award for Charlie, and new gowns for their next production
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Woodley Scouts thank visitors and volunteers for supporting their sale
Table top event means more fun activities to enjoy
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Foodies flock to festival
Foodies from far and wide descended on Dinton Pastures in Winnersh last weekend.
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