Beat The Street is back
The community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
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Pets no longer ‘at mercy of criminal profiteers’
Bill will become one of the most significant animal welfare laws.
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YOUR GARDEN IN JUNE: Gardens are buzzing
June borders are full of buzzing bees and other insects but if it's dry weather, don't forget to use grey water to hydrate the garden
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Bracknell business short-listed for awards
The business has been short-listed in four categories.
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An afternoon of fun in Emmbrook will support youngsters with cleft palate
Isabella and her family hope that the community will enjoy their fundraising event
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Earley pupils love their new enchanted garden
An award winning design has been transplanted to their school grounds
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POETRY CORNER: Counting
King Charles is in his counting house, Boy ... does he have lots of money! And he doesn't pay any tax at all ... So ridiculous ... it's almost funny
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Party in the Park returns
Wokingham's Party in the Park festival returns to Elms Field on Saturday.
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Michelin chef for Wokingham restaurant
More recently, Joshua was part of Tom Kerridge's team at his Marlow restaurants.
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Get involved in the Great Big Green Week
The Great Big Green Week is a national celebration of action on climate change.
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