Wokingham Today - 2020-07-23

• WE COULD QUIT RE3
• ‘Job fears have tripled’
• Council’s plan to tackle virus outbreaks
• NEWLOOK FOR HISTORIC PUB
• NINE MILE RIDE REOPENS AFTER WATER WORKS
• LAB’S VITAL WORK DURING LOCKDOWN
• Council gives green light to reopening of its leisure centres
• MP’s war memorial bill
• Repairs reveal Hurst pub’s 17th century base
• Visormakin­g team stops production
• Council wins £50,000 caravan court battle
• Oscars and The Courtyard among those closing down permanentl­y
• Travel agent launches podcast
• Medical manufactur­er moves to new Winnersh Triangle office
• Signed: £3 million community centre to be built in Shinfield
• The world is our orchard: Meet the volunteers growing for Wokingham
• Council builds green routes for borough
• When will we finally learn the truth?
• Everyone included
• Who needs Enemas?
• The Lib Demvision for Children’s Services
• It takes a village to help each other in a pandemic
• If you’re fed up of wearing your jim jams all day, Aparna can help
• WHAT’S BREWING IN FINCHAMPST­EAD?
• Shirley’s masks are a real lifesaver
• Tik Tok! Pensioners join in the latest video craze
• The Colourful Kind
• Seeds of hope: care home gives awaywildfl­ower gift
• Help those in need
• Younger People With Dementia
• Easthampst­ead Rotary
• Wokingham Scouts
• ‘Remarkable’ poem wins reporter contest
• BENNY’S CONFLICT
• Climate change – a golden opportunit­y missed?
• Let them eat hake!
• Panto postponed
• ‘We will get through this’
• Norden Farm’s summer holiday fun
• South Hill Park’s reopening
• ChrisHillm­an
• See Fleabag on the big screen
• Binfield victorious overWoking­ham 2s
• Emmbrook defeated in season opener
• FROM THE TILEHURST END

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