Prime Minister Theresa May’s New Year greeting to Wokingham Paper readers
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A very relaxed Prime Minister praises village’s community spirit as she turns on Twyford’s Christmas lights
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Theresa May pledges to protect green belt while visiting Wokingham homeowner
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Christmas greetings from Wokingham’s leaders
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George, news is a demanding mistress: advice from one editor to another
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Parky praises parents behind new hospice
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