Wokingham Today - 2024-01-25

• Water leak sees taps run dry
• Frogs spawn new home sweet home – a trampoline
• Only a handful of places left for David Cliff Half Marathon
• Support sought for dog walk plans
• Politician­s respond to Wokingham town shopkeeper’s SOS call
• Diner could be coming to Wokingham
• Foundation’s feBLUEary fundraiser returns
• Bus diversion route is the only option
• ‘Hurst comes first’: After 22 years popular councillor to move on
• Former Lib Dem leader makes visit to party forum
• Starbucks drive-through refused planning permission
• Woodland and wildflower meadow plan for Woodley
• Winter concert raises £3,000
• VOLUNTEER CORNER
• Lions’ golden giveaway
• Historic building to be demolished as final links to aerodrome to go
• Of real pitches and astroturfi­ng
• Cracking down on utility company roadworks
• Ye Olde Greggs Post Office repercussi­ons
• Preparing for the storms
• Financial facts
• From the Chamber Great expectatio­ns
• Give a tent this Lent
• More tracking for Section 106
• Football clubs to get VAT refund
• Council tax to double on empty homes
• Switch on date set for Barkham solar farm
• Closure is not an end to help
• Polling station shake-up
• A new future for social care
• Report finds flexibilit­y valued by the workforce
• Reading Honda dealership sold for £6.2m
• Woodley garage sold at auction
• Reading Rep celebrates successful 10th season
• RAMS COMPLETE REMARKABLE COMEBACK
• BERKS COUNTY KEEP MOMENTUM IN TITLE HUNT, AND ASHRIDGE DENIED IN CUP EXIT
• BINFIELD BREAK WINLESS RUN, YMCA LOSE AWAY
• MUKAIRU GOAL SEES ROYALS
• How they rated
• Ruben Selles: ‘We beat one of the best teams in the league’
• Keeping your feet on the ground
• ROCKETS FALL AT FINAL HURDLE AS BREAKERS TAKE THE CUP
• ROYALS REMAIN IN RELEGATION ZONE
• SONNING COMMON KEEP PRESSURE ON LEAGUE LEADERS

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