Unaccompanied dog which hopped on a train in Wokingham is reunited with its owner
A DARING dog which wandered on to a train at Wokingham station this morning has been reunited with its owner. The ...
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Stray dog boards train at Wokingham Station, an appeal has been launched to find its owner
CAN YOU help train bosses help reunite this stray dog which to boarded a service in Wokingham this morning with ...
Witnesses sought after boy, 13, is attacked by ‘Rottweiler’ while playing football in a Lower Earley park
A BOY bitten by a dog while playing football in a Lower Earley park last week has prompted a police ...
Hare Hatch pet store at centre of puppy sale petition hits back at ‘fake allegations’
A WOKINGHAM pet store at the centre of an internet storm over the sale of puppies says it is doing ...
Flavia’s star turn for charity
CANINE companions of all shapes and sizes showed off their skills at the annual Dog Trouble Foundation Family Fun Day ...
Family fun as Swallowfield Show returns to Spencers Wood this weekend
A HOST of entertainment is promised to visitors of this year’s Swallowfield Show. The event takes place at Whitehouse Farm ...
Plans to tackle dog mess epidemic in Winnersh
A COUNCILLOR is to look into ways to tackle the dog mess epidemic in Winnersh after the problem was highlighted ...
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