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Cantley: ‘You’ll need to pay to park’
'The council is unable to continue to provide extensive facilities without asking those that use them to contribute.
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Wokingham Borough councillor suspended from Labour pending investigation
A member of Wokingham Borough Council has been suspended from the Labour party, and is currently sitting as an Independent councillor.
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‘Hypocrisy’ claims ahead of Winnersh vote
The war of words ahead of next week's Winnersh by-election has intensified.
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Bus frequency increase mulled
A key bus route between Arborfield and Wokingham could be increased to twice an hour.
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MP uses maiden PMQ to raise Royal Berkshire hospital
Clive told the Prime Minister that staff are already having to dodge buckets collecting rainwater from leaking roofs.
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Wind and brass players will gather to make a big noise in Wokingham
A day of rehearsal for BWCB will lead to an afternoon concert
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Do you have a rare prize plant in your garden?
It may be a winner at Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
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Iconic signal box set to disappear
Network Rail has told Wokingham Borough Council it plans to demolish the former signal box.
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Tributes to David Langley
A former town centre businessman has passed away at the age of 96.
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