Bracknell beauty therapy students support Bracknell Foodbank
Their pamper day to raises money for Christmas parcels
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Reading stabbing: Man from Winnersh jailed for life after frenzied knife attack
A 23-year-old man has been jailed for life for the attempted murder of another man in Reading following a police investigation.
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Shop in Wokingham hit with fine after 15-year-old is sold a vape
Under-age vape sale prompts action
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Generating generosity: a borough business saves Wade Christmas lunch
'We were glowing, while all around us were in the dark,' says the charity's chair, Philip Mirfin
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Bracknell forest dementia care group wins prestigious award
Rainbow Care Group receives Specialist Activity of the year
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Borough's five gritters are officially named by school children
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Winnersh office team helps charity prepare for Christmas
Volunteers helped maintain the Christmas tree field.
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Wokingham business cleans up
Wokingham-based Ovenuc has reported one of its strongest years for franchise recruitment.
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First homes for sale in south Wokingham
The first homes in the new south Wokingham development are being marketed for sale.
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Have a cuppa with a copper in Wokingham
Thames Valley Police will be available to answer questions and raise awareness of domestic abuse
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