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Squire’s Garden Centres announces new borough store
Family run horticultural business will open its doors soon in Hare Hatch
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Business
Arborfield brownies loved designing watering cans
The youngsers teamed up with house builder for water saving campaign
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Homes approved for business park
Officers have granted approval for the site in Mulberry Business Park.
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Banking hub appeal rejected
An appeal against the original decision has also been unsuccessful.
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Future WBC HQ options narrowed
Just three options remain.
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Strategies for town centres approved
A trategic framework was approved to help towns and districts adapt and thrive.
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Wokingham business Ovenu helps young cooks measure up
Schools can claim free cooking ingredients containers for their pupils
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Reading pupil, 11, with autism is a maths whizz kid
Online learning has made a big difference, says his mum
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Tutus and tea for residents at Buckler’s Lodge
A celebration of caring - with ballet
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Borough dance school wins people’s choice
Sonia Brown delighted and in a 'state of shock'
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