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Emmbrook School’s A-level results have been recognised in a House of Commons early day motion.Wokingham’s Liberal Democrat MP, Clive Jones,
Dozens of new homes will be built in Charvil despite warnings that its infrastructure will not be able to support
Wokingham Borough Council will find out this week if the government has listened to the widespread calls for changes to
There’s an outpouring of sadness about a village shop closing.Hurst’s convenience store closed last Saturday, and the attached Post Office
A hearing will be heard to rule on an appeal by developers against a decision to refuse plans to build
Following the Government’s announcement of a new planning framework, which will allow developers to bypass elected local councillors and requires
Wokingham Town Football Club’s Aldershot Cup match on Tuesday evening was abandoned after just six minutes due to a power
Wokingham drivers have received fewer parking enforcement notices this year, new research has revealed.Confused has found that more than 16
Plans have been formally approved that will see significant changes in Wokingham town centre.This week, officers from Wokingham Borough Council
Wokingham Borough Council's finances will be even more stretched next year, with the Government cutting the Core Grant funding by
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