Wokingham Today - 2024-03-14

• Garden waste charge up 43% in four years
• Goose droppings plaguing our streets fume angry residents
• Foiled again and again and again
• Council to close Cantley Park cafe
• Faulty machines in car parks claim
• ‘Budget was a damp squib’ says MP
• ‘He can hit the ground running’: MP’s praise for candidate Clive Jones
• Government to consider plans for Aldi on a floodplain
• Pothole-infested road to be resurfaced
• SHINE changes criticised
• Dinner dance helps dementia charity
• Minister praises Woodley school
• VOLUNTEER CORNER
• CLASP enjoys an evening of jigs
• A Yorkshire textile renaissanc­e
• Drain works to cause road closure
• What’s in a loan?
• We need a change in government
• Life in all its fullness
• Protecting the borough’s bioversity
• Lib Dems fiddle while Wokingham crumbles
• Join in the Pink Ribbon Walks
• Putting new ideas into action
• Bristol days
• Date set for Wokingham’s new repair cafe
• WHAT’S BREWING
• HR software provider Ciphr relocates to central Reading
• Thames Water joins coalition helping refugees into work
• Wokingham firm aims to empower its female workforce
• Fifty years on, still going strong
• Milton Jones is looking forward to returning to Reading
• RaW Sounds Today
• ‘WE HAVE TO USE THIS AS A LESSON’: RAMS HAVE TITLE HOPES HURT
• ‘I COULDN’T BE PROUDER’: READING MANAGER REACTS AFTER TEAM’S HUGE WIN
• WELLINGS HITS STUNNER AS ROYALS STUN TITLE CHALLENGER­S
• BURGHFIELD WIN THE CUP, GBLA ON TARGET AS SWORDS HIT SIX
• Dropping a clanger
• LATE PENALTY SEES ROYALS SLIP TO COSTLY DEFEAT
• SELLES: ‘THERE’S NO TIME TO BE DISAPPOINT­ED’
• ‘Inappropri­ate and unprofessi­onal’: Sell Before We Dai on Bearwood
• ‘Decisions weren’t on our side’: Selles reacts to controvers­ial defeat
• ROYALS HOST RELEGATION RIVALS IN MUST-WIN GAME FOR SURVIVAL
• CHAMPION TOM’S ULTRA MMA CHALLENGE FOR AUTISM CHARITIES
• KINGFISHER A RETAIN DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONSH­IP

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