Sinkhole appears in Wokingham
A sinkhole has appeared in Wokingham which has led to a road being closed. The council have blocked off access to The Terrace from Reading Road junction. Wokingham sinkhole Picture:...
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Beat the Street winners revealed
People from across Wokingham borough have successfully managed to Beat the Street.
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Wokingham Theatre has 24 hours to prepare for a deluge of toxic waste
Expect green goo from fast-paced comic romp The Toxic Avenger
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Squire’s Anniversary afternoon tea: a garden of delights
The family horticultural business celebrates with staff and customers
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Berkshire is best for business
Latest figures show that Berkshire is now home to more than 80,000 companies for the first time.
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Wokingham Borough Council is set to receive additional funding of more than £500,000.
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Concert cash for cancer charity
Members of the choir visited 'My Cancer, My Choices' this week to present the cheque.
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New citizens welcomed to Wokingham
Wokingham Borough has welcomed 29 new residents from around the world.
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Meet Toodles, and help raise funds for charity
Promise Inclusion's birds of prey event is going to be a great selfie opportunity
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A return to lifetime tenancies
Lifetime tenancies are a step closer to be re-introduced.
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