No fine for injured woman
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed that no parking enforcement tickets will be issued after a woman suffered a fall.
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Elizabeth Line passenger numbers exceeding expectations
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Warning to dispose of batteries correctly after Smallmead blaze
A FIRE at the re3 recycling centre in Reading was caused by batteries.
Brian Blessed heads up line-up for 2023 Reading Comic Con
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Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
Reading Athletics Ladies tackle National road relays at Sutton Park
READING Athletics Ladies tackled the infamously hilly course at the National road relays in Sutton Park last weekend.
‘Badly worded’ job ad removed
A job advertisement at Wokingham Borough Council was quickly removed after it contained "very badly worded" text.
Fire crews called to car fire in Arborfield
A CAR caught fire while on an Arborfield road.
It’s nearly panto time for South Hill Park
WAKEY WAKEY! There is only a few weeks to go before South Hill Park lifts the curtain on its new ...
Light party returns to Shinfield Community Church
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