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Nominations now open
Taylor Wimpey West London is looking for nominations for a £500 donation.
How a Bracknell firm helps DVLA boost its customer experience
The DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) is the nation's one port of call for driving licences necessary to get ...
Get your tickets for fireworks event
Tickets are on sale for the annual Wokingham fireworks display.
Wokingham town centre’s future is ‘hanging by a thread’
A business owner has written to the leader of Wokingham Borough Council to highlight the "sobering reality" of retail in ...
Smart Cookie finds her home
Cookie the cat has finally found her fur-ever home.
Dates set for 2024 Twyford Beer Festival
THE DATES have been set for next year's Tywford Beer Festival.
FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Providing housing that meets local demand
The government tells councils how many new homes they must plan to accommodate and give planning permission for in a ...
Martial Arts star Digger Barnes to represent Team GB in Kickboxing World Championships
LOCAL martial arts instructor Digger Barnes has been selected to compete for Team Great Britain at the WUMA Kickboxing World ...
Berkshire Cricket Foundation invites people to try out inclusive sessions
The Berkshire Cricket Foundation is inviting people to try out their inclusive free cricket sessions at Bulmershe Leisure Centre.
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