Learn how to cut fuel bills at a Wokingham lecture
Learn how to cut fuel bills at a Wokingham lecture
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Wokingham shop Jac In A Box is upcycling for Christmas
Wokingham shop Jac In A Box is upcycling for Christmas
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Hear gardening tips from an expert in Wokingham
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Six mile diversion to Thames Valley Park
Some motorists heading to Thames Valley Park will be forced to make a six mile diversion next month.
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Prospect union members at AWE vote to strike in pay dispute
Members of Prospect who work at AWE, which has its headquarters in Aldermaston, have voted in favour of striking
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The Lions got Wokingham walking
The Lions got Wokingham walking
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Save the date for WADE’s Christmas fair
Save the date for WADE's Christmas fair
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Reports that One Day Travelcard will stay after TfL and Government reach funding agreement
PLANS TO scrap the One Day Travelcard have reportedly been averted as Transport for London strikes a deal with the government
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No magic wand for struggling councils
The government has "no magic wand" to help councils struggling with cash.
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Campaign for sports club kitchen work
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
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