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Theresa May pledges to protect green belt while visiting Wokingham homeowner
ONE of the borough’s four MPs has pledged to protect the green belt, while also encouraging one of the biggest ...
Wycombe Wanderers’ manager to perform at Living Advent Calendar TONIGHT
THE MANAGER of Wycombe Wanderers FC will be the star guest at Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar this evening (Thursday). Gareth ...
When will the borough council and libraries be open over Christmas?
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has announced its council and library festive opening hours. The council offices will be completely closed on ...
Disabled man verbally assaulted in Woodley library car park
A DISABLED man has been verbally assaulted by a taxi driver in the car park of Woodley Library. At around ...
No boost for Wokingham’s schools in autumn budget
PARENTS campaigning for more funding for Wokingham’s schools have been left bitterly disappointed after the issue was left out of ...
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