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Support sought for carnival
Local businesses and independent traders are being urged to get involved.
Pride seeks volunteers
Wokingham Pride is looking for volunteers.
One Front Door closure not an end to help
Wokingham residents have been told they should not fear a reduction in help when the One Front Door advice service ...
‘Hurst comes first’: After 22 years serving village, popular councillor to move on
An energetic councillor who's had 100 residents honouring his service, has revealed two surprises.
‘Virtual’ wards provide more than 1,800 ‘beds’ as NHS ‘remains committed’ to two-year plan
The NHS says it "remains committed" to improving patient experience as it continues efforts to recover urgent and emergency care ...
Teenagers robbed at knifepoint in Woodley park
TEENAGERS were robbed at knifepoint in Woodley earlier this month and police are appealing for witnesses.
Wargrave pub to be transformed into village shop and wine bar with rooms
Scaffolding has gone up at a pub in Wargrave as part of a project to transform it into a village ...
Motorists warned of M25 and A3 closures as junction 10 project enters next phase
A PROJECT to update one of the busiest interchanges in the country will see the M25 closed over several weekends ...
St Paul’s churchyard oak: hope for new growth
St Paul's churchyard oak: hope for new growth
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