Roadworks to bring chaos to Finchampstead
Finchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
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Parents issued with fines for school absences
Wokingham Borough Council has been forced to take action against parents and guardians.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Tackling anti-social behaviour
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Lego is the land of the giants thanks to a 30ft Minifigure
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Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
CHURCH NOTES: The promise of a new life
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FROM THE MIDDLE: The ball displacement law
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Table tennis: Division One title contenders enjoy perfect weekend
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Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
Try a new bubble tea flavour in Crowthorne
Try a new bubble tea flavour in Crowthorne
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