Mystery surrounds disappearing ‘Catsy’
Catsy said: ".. a couple more may have appeared whilst I was out fixing them."
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A roar-some debut for new buses
The fleet will be running on the Reading Buses lion 4 and X4 routes between Reading and Bracknell, and through ...
The Transplant Tour is on again this year – who will cycle 400 miles with Dennis?
The Transplant Tour is on again this year ? who will cycle 400 miles with Dennis?
FROM THE CHAMBER: Financial Check
Yesterday I took the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to see businesses in Woodley Precinct.
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Miah’s shares the spicy secrets passed down the generations, served on your plate
My family and I really enjoyed the experience of dining at Miah's Spencers Wood and would definitely recommend the restaurant.
FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Sound council finances matter
We all have our own wish-lists of items on which we would like the borough council to spend more money.
Volunteer Corner as seen in Wokingham Today of February 15, 2024
Three ways you can make Wokingham borough a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
Prospective 148 home development in Three Mile Cross
Wates Developments is exploring building 148 homes near Junction 11 of the M4.
Plans for parish hall refurb
Plans have been submitted for planning approval for the refurbishment of Swallowfield Parish Hall.
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