Sumas’ Ladies search for players
Wokingham Town ladies football club is on the lookout for new players.
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Church notes: Jaw, Jaw, not war, war
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Naturally Speaking: Save on energy bills with Solar Together
Environmental news and views
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A great year for Wokingham raspberries
Berries grown in Wokingham are supplied to major national supermarket chains.
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Monster fish found at Dinton Pastures
The fish had been illegally introduced into one of the lakes.
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Most and least pricey streets in Wokingham revealed
New analysis of sold house price data.
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Funds granted for energy-efficient homes
Wokingham Borough Council has been awarded £750,000 to make its social homes more energy efficient.
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The event will mark 200 years of railway travel.
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Warning to take action on borough’s school places
A deputy council leader has warned action must be taken on a borough's school places otherwise it 'will end up with schools fighting to survive'.
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£750k to be invested into making social housing in Wokingham energy efficient
Wokingham Borough Council has won £750,000 in funding from the government to make social homes more energy efficient.
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