Support sought for dog walk plans
The owners of a popular dog walking wood has applied for planning permission in order to stay open.
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Council to discuss plan to allow dog walking business access to a field in Finchampstead
Villagers in Finchampstead fear pooches could cause noise and nuisance if Wokingham councillors grant a dog walking business permission to ...
Dog walkers warned as suspected poisoned food found in Wokingham
WOKINGHAM’S dog warden has warned dog walkers to keep their pets in full view when walking in the borough. It ...
Just how do you keep Fido happy during lockdown?
DOGGONE! That’s our usual routines during lockdown. The coronavrius pandemic, and the orders to stay at home, have not been ...
Wokingham dog groomer launches pup-friendly stickers for shops, cafes and pubs across borough
“We have been round the town centre and given all the dog-friendly places stickers for their doors and windows... my ...
Woman sexually assaulted while walking her dog in Woodley
A woman was sexually assaulted while walking her dog in Woodley last week and police area appealing for witnesses to ...
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