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AS HE invariably does, Tony Johnson hits the proverbial nail on the head (Billed Kwallidy in No Ohms, The Wokingham Paper, May 11). Although given the opportunity, developers and selling...
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EDITORIAL: Yes, we agree Mr Mayor: be positive!
ONE OF the highlights of Sunday’s mayor making for Wokingham Town Council was hearing the new town mayor speak. Easily confused with the first citizen of the borough, for sharing...
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Commentary: Tony Johnson visits the Henley Arts Trail
As the first major art event of the local year, the Henley Arts trail was originated by the Henley Art & Crafts guild in 2006 and includes the Northern Parishes...
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COMMENTARY: Dodgy charging. Locals gutted
Tony Johnson A brief diversion from the mire of that Housing white paper, but we’re still talking rubbish. Again. The “dodgy charging” was introduced at the Bracknell and Reading rubbish...
Read moreDetailsGeorge, news is a demanding mistress: advice from one editor to another
Well done George Osborne on your appointment as the 31st editor of the London Evening Standard. You join a select list of editors to one of the biggest local newspapers in the...
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