1,800 people sign petition calling on Wokingham council to save the bins
Almost 2,000 people have challenged plans to get rid of 150 litter bins, in a petition submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Church is sad but resolved: ancient Wokingham oak cannot remain as it is
Church is sad but resolved: ancient Wokingham oak has to go
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RAAC found in Wokingham’s former Marks & Spencer store, says council
POTENTIALLY unsafe concrete has been found in a building the council is proposing to move into.
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Wokingham Lions appeal for unwanted computers for recycling receives almost 200 donations … so far
AN APPEAL for unwanted computers that can be recycled for charities and families in need has received almost 200 donations.
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Campaigners hail Edneys Hill planning refusal as a ‘great win’ but fear plans for 40 homes could come back
Campaigners have celebrated a "great win" after a housing project in Barkham was refused planning permission
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Residents who are struggling with higher cost of living have until the end of the month to apply for a £100 grant.
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Picture this: Wokingham gets arty
Picture this: Wokingham gets arty
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Uncertain future for town centre shop
Mystery surrounds the future of another independent retailed in Wokingham.
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Wokingham among the best for lowest number of smokers
Wokingham borough has been identified as the second-lowest area in the country for smoking.
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Reading Lions offers free prostate check saying a minute could save your life
IT only takes a minute and it won't cost you a penny - but it could save your life.
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