Stall holders wanted for summer fete
Stall holders wanted for summer fete
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Collision on Winnersh road causes Friday rush hour traffic chaos
EMERGENCY crews were called to Winnersh on Friday afternoon following a road traffic collision. Thames Valley Police closed Hatch Farm Way between Duffet Drive and Rhodes Close in response to...
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Berkshire ranks high for financial productivity
Berkshire has ranked in sixth place nationally.
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Views sought for A329 plans
Views are being sought on the final stages of a plan to improve cycling and walking links between Winnersh and Wokingham.
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Films to see on Valentine’s or Galentine’s
Films to see on Valentine's or Galentine's
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Car fire on M4
A CAR caught fire on the M4 near Winnersh.
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Top rating for Winnersh Triangle
Winnersh Trinagle has achieved an important certification.
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Wake up with ‘mind blowing’ music from Tony Moore
Wake up with 'mind blowing' music from Tony Moore
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Railway disruption starts this weekend
Improvement work will see the railway line between Reading and Gatwick Airport close for nine days.
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Ex-pupil is welcomed by Bearwood Primary School after 50 years
Ex-pupil is welcomed by Bearwood Primary School after 50 years
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