Young cyclist Dexter contributes to mental health film
He's keen to share the benefits of sport
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University partners with Waitrose to encourage regenerative farming
Scientists from the University of Reading are set to meet farmers and food businesses in a new scheme to accelerate nature-friendly farming
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Planning permission needed over plan to convert HMO into a children’s home
The owner of an HMO (house of multiple occupation) on Wokingham Road in Earley will need planning permission to turn it into a children's care home,
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Tickets now available for Wokingham orchestral concert
Discounts available for earlybirds
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend
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Care home plans for Ruscombe
A consultation has opened into plans for a two-storey, 66-bed care home in Ruscombe.
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A talk will get people buzzing in Wokingham
Hear about the secrets of bees at a gardening club meeting
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£750 million worth of homes sold
While London remained the most valuable region, it accounted for just four of the top 10 most valuable local authorities.
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Jones calls for immediate election
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham has called for an immediate General election.
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Magician, comedian, and ventriloquist Paul Zerdin comes to Maidenhead
Magician, comedian, and ventriloquist Paul Zerdin has added new dates to his tour, Puppetman, this summer, following a successful run last year
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