Witness appeal after road collision in Charvil leaves cyclist hospitalised
Police appeal after a white MG car and a cyclist collided while on the roundabout of the B478 and the ...
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Council responds to dictatorship claims over housing plans in Charvil
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has responded to an accusation that it operates 'like a dictatorship' by a neighbour who has opposed ...
Council blasted for planning decision
Wokingham Borough Council has been criticised for the decision to approve plans.
Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Christmas songs for women in Charvil
Christmas songs for women in Charvil
King’s award for Charvil charity
The charity has supported more than 2,000 people with cancer.
You’ve got to sing a song or two, in Charvil
You've got to sing a song or two, in Charvil
Shoppers sniff out festive fragrances
A Charvil startup has launched a range of 40 fragrance candles and diffusers.
Charvil choral group: music to raise you up
Charvil choral group: music to raise you up
Volunteers wanted to help with litter pick in Charvil
A LITTER pick will take place in Charvil later this month.
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