Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Busy road could close for five months
Brief information of the closure of Heathlands Road has appeared on the one.network roadworks platform.
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Plans for 32 homes in Finchampstead refused
The council has refused to approve a follow-up application detailing the design and layout.
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Big Sale Week cuts the cost of school uniform
Primary and secondary uniforms available this week and next in the borough
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Finchampstead mystery is solved
The first through that it may have been a bomb shelter was quickly ruled out.
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Grab your tickets now
The event will aim to raise awareness and vital funds for Sebastian's Action Trust.
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Underground structure remains a mystery
The bomb shelter idea has now been ruled out.
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RSPB chief to deliver talk in Finchampstead
The event is part of the group's 45th anniversary celebrations.
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Tree and fence fire in Finchampstead
FIRE crews were called to Finchampstead last week to put out a blaze.
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Outrage over Barkham Ride decision
Several complaints have been raised, including one that is seeking to have the decision overturned.
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