Flackstock returns in 2023
Following its inaugural event last year, the day festival is set to return for another year to celebrate the life of the late TV presenter
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FROM THE CHAMBER: The more things change, the more they stay the same
Bizarrely, they are planning to extend Right to Buy to housing association properties, further reducing our stock of homes
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Jingle joggers have more fun than you have in a one-horse open sleigh thanks to Emmbrook schools PTA
IT WAS fun with jingle bells on. That's the verdict from organisers of a school fundraiser held on Sunday.
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Don’t stop now, let’s keep the gifts coming
Don't stop now, let's keep the gifts coming
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‘Football is about fans and community’ Reading FC players spread Christmas joy with Royal Berkshire Hospital visit
Four Reading FC first-team players were out to spread Christmas joy with a visit to the Royal Berkshire Hospital to hand out presents.
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Stores team up to give shoplifters a warning: ‘You’re not welcome in Wokingham’
SHOPLIFTERS beware ? Wokingham is not a safe place for you, thanks to a new initiative launched by town centre stores.
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‘It feels like open season on Hurst for prospective housing developers’
A community says it's under siege from developers wanting to build houses on its green spaces.
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FROM THE LEADER: Local plan lobbying beginning to bear fruit
t if we want to increase the proportion of affordable homes we want to tell the government that our area cannot take the development it is imposing
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Wokingham’s Lions do the can can to make it a happier Christmas for the town
THE CAN CAN took place in Wokingham on Saturday, and there wasn't a frilly dress or lively band in sight.
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Henley’s panto is a fast-spin washing-load of fun
Henley's panto is a fast-spin washing-load of fun
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