No evidence of increased flooding at new Aldi site, says Wokingham council
There is no evidence of flooding risk at a potential new Aldi supermarket in Winnersh, a council has said, as the plans are set to go to an inquiry.
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Squire’s Garden Centres welcomes award-winning garden designer Adam Frost
The TV presenter and author delighted visitors with his garden container tips and hints
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Pub bought by local community has refurbishment plans approved
A pub bought by the local community to save it from permanent closure has had refurbishment plans approved.
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Lions look for laptops
Wokingham Lions Club has so far distributed 172 laptops to families, individuals and good causes.
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Restaurant plans a step nearer
The business has applied to Wokingham Borough Council for a premises licence.
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New collaboration for The Chequers
The highlight is Gemma Ogston's best known dishes
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Promotion at LRG
New role for Wokingham-based Ian Barnett.
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‘Distinctive’ Indian restaurant backed by world renowned chef set to open in Wokingham
The new independent Indian dining concept is backed by a world-renowned two-Michelin-starred chef.
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Bakery in Swallowfield scoops national medals
Swallowfield-based Your Davey Bread has taken home two medals in Britain's Best Loaf competition
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‘Planning for the Future’ events proves popular
Leading law firm Blandy & Blandy and funeral directors AB Walker, both of which have offices in Wokingham
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