Police release more information on hit and run in Asda car park
Police have released more information relating to an man being injured by a moped rider in a hit and run ...
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Asda to install CCTV following bike thefts
A SUPERMARKET in Lower Earley has pledged to install CCTV following a spate of bike thefts that included an alleged ...
Asda Lower Earley to drop 3p off fuel
Asda Lower Earley is one of 294 fuel stations to see a national price reduction - 3p will be chopped ...
BREXIT: fears Wokingham’s fuel price will go up again, despite already being higher than national average
Fuel retailers are warning that one of the consequences of the Brexit vote is higher fuel prices. In the early ...
Petrol goes under a pound again
Following a 2p a litre price cut earlier this week, Asda has announced that this weekend it will be selling ...
Asda to cut fuel prices tomorrow – cheapest in borough
Two weeks after Asda reduced the price of fuel to under a pound for a special weekend offer, the retailer ...
Fuel price watch: 10p a litre difference
Today, the cost of a litre of unleaded fell under £1 for the first time for six years. Asda announced ...
Fuel price watch Wokingham borough
The price of petrol varies across the borough - but it appears that drivers in Wokingham town are paying more ...
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