More than 1,000 Wokingham residents letters help convince government to give councils additional cash
re than 1,000 Wokingham residents helped push the government into giving councils extra cash, the council leader has said
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One Front Door closure not an end to help
Wokingham residents have been told they should not fear a reduction in help when the One Front Door advice service closes later this year.
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‘Hurst comes first’: After 22 years serving village, popular councillor to move on
An energetic councillor who's had 100 residents honouring his service, has revealed two surprises.
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‘Virtual’ wards provide more than 1,800 ‘beds’ as NHS ‘remains committed’ to two-year plan
The NHS says it "remains committed" to improving patient experience as it continues efforts to recover urgent and emergency care services
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St Paul’s churchyard oak: hope for new growth
St Paul's churchyard oak: hope for new growth
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It’s never been easier to get things fixed at a repair cafe
It's never been easier to get things fixed at a repair cafe
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Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
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‘It was some of the best football we’ve played all season’: Reading coach reflects on draw
Reading assistant manager James Oliver-Pearce was pleased with his team's response as they came from a goal down to take a point against Leyton Orient
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PLAYER RATINGS: Knibbs levels to help Reading take point against Orient
READING had to come from a goal down to take a draw as Harvey Knibbs netted his seventh League One goal of the campaign.
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Reading 1-1 Leyton Orient: Knibbs nets again as Royals pick up point
READING picked up another point in their quest for League One survival, coming from a goal down to draw with Leyton Orient.
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