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Borough has the lowest number of fast food shops in England.
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World Cancer Day marked with curry and cup cakes
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Berkshire MS Therapy Centre receives £1,000 boost
The charity celebrates its Movement for Good award
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Music writer, Chris Hillman, praises Royal Berks cardiac team after emergency life saving surgery
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Govt commits to cancer strategy
It has been Wokingham MP Clive Jones' principal missions since his election.
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Thames Valley Positive Support shares testimonies to mark HIV Test Week
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