Finchampstead residents’ fears over home plan raised with petition
FINCHAMPSTEAD could be swallowed up by Wokingham if a proposed development of 80 new houses goes ahead, residents have warned. ...
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Funding row: ‘Wokingham’s schools are at breaking point’
THE education of pupils in Wokingham is being put at risk by unfair funding allocations, the organisers of a new ...
Groups get their act together over ‘savage’ cuts for arts venue
A PETITION calling on a local council to protect one of the area’s most beloved arts centres has gained momentum ...
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 ...
Rob Wilson: ‘keep up pressure on A329M project’
Motorists angry at the changes to the A329M should keep up the pressure for improvements to the ‘danger’ road. That’s the ...
Fix the A329M: 2 petitions launched for local and national action
As Highways England prepare to hand back the A329M to Wokingham Borough Council, two petitions have been launched in a ...
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