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Rainbow bridge: Tan House crossing work underway
Rainbow bridge: Tanhouse crossing work underway
Councillors vote to increase council tax by 4.99% from April – a Band D home will pay £2,262.93 plus precepts
Councillors voted to increase council tax by the maximum amount allowed ? 4.99% ? in a budget that also includes ...
Calls for Crosfields crossing
A girl said she is 'really scared' of being hit by a car on a busy A-road where the council ...
Roads closures for David Cliff half marathon
Many roads around Wokingham and Hurst will be closed or partially closed for the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon on ...
Schools invited to apply for grants for up to £100,000 to fund their Big Ambitions
A SCHOOL could receive up to £100,000 to help fund an improvement project ? they will need to be quick ...
Criminals to pay for CCTV system for Woodley town centre
Cash taken from criminals will be used to install a new CCTV system in Woodley, it has been agreed.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Empty shop fronts darken town like lost teeth
We recently have lost long-standing and fondly remembered shops in Wokingham as well as some new ones which have bravely ...
Honest Motherhood: Half-term flu
I now carry a toilet roll wherever I go, as required by my runny nose. (We don't stock boxes of ...
Fun for toddlers and carers
Fun for toddlers and carers
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