FROM THE CHAMBER: Thomas Hallard Mead
homas Hallard Mead was killed in the trenches in July 1916. He was 26 years old.
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Muchas gracias, say Wokingham language students
Wokingham United Charities makes the trip of a lifetime possible for Isabella and Divine
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Wowwi models dress up for The Cowshed
Wokingham's Womens Institute members take to the catwalk for charity
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Budget Shock
Many working people had a shock last week when the Chancellor delivered her budget.
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Decision made on banking hub for Wokingham
Wokingham '.. doesn't meet the criteria for additional services under the Financial Conduct Authority rules.'
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Wokingham’s Christmas lights spend revealed
The Christmas tree lights are switched on officially during the Wokingham Winter Carnival.
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Fly-tipping fines set to rise
Fly-tipping fines in Wokingham could increase to up to £1,000.
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Get ready for the Giving Tree Appeal 2024
Young resident Paige is the first to take a gift tag as the children's Christmas appeal launches
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Last chance for Local Plan comment
The opportunity to comment on the legality of Wokingham Borough Council's Local Plan ends today.
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