Petition calls on Post Office to revert to its original hours for Wokingham kiosk branch
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Teenager pleads guilty to theft, arson and criminal damage in Lower Earley
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Amelie’s awesome colouring sees her win Wimpy Kid prizes from WHSmith Wokingham
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Sir John Redwood meets with Post Office bosses over plans to shut Wokingham branch
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Residents’ anger as Wokingham Post Office customer forum reveals closure is planned for June
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