Woman killed in hit and run in Bracknell, police appeal for witnesses
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her forties was killed in a hit and run collision in Bracknell on Monday.
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Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court recognised for its commitment to care
The residential home is delighted to have received an EMBRACE award
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Witness appeal after road collision in Charvil leaves cyclist hospitalised
Police appeal after a white MG car and a cyclist collided while on the roundabout of the B478 and the A3032 on Wednesday
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Blandy & Blandy: Selling Your Business – A Guide to the Process
Emma Ford, Blandy & Blandy The sale of a business is an important and rewarding milestone for business-owners, yet the process can appear complex to navigate. With many factors to...
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Plans for former town bank
Plans are for external changes to Broad House.
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Football round-up: Ashridge Park take draw, Wokingham Town hit for six
Wokingham Town suffered a 6-0 defeat at third-placed Bedfont Sports.
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Guidance for households as rogue trader complaints rise
More than 22,500 complaints were made to Citizens Advice in England last year.
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The Forest School receives rugby boost
Reading Rugby Foundation steps up for Winnersh students
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California petition to be discussed
The petition calling for changes is set to be debated next week.
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Free event to inspire climate action
Forest of Imagination is bringing a celebration of nature-themed art and cultural experiences to the borough.
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