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Coffee shops in Caversham and Newbury introduce policies limiting laptop use.
A Wokingham man will take on an ultra-fitness challenge in the Caribbean for charity.
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A blue-coloured pigeon mystifying locals was among our most read stories this week.
The University Medical Group is proposing to shut the Whitley Villa Surgery in January.
The party was blue-themed - the colour that dogs primarily see in.
Officials warn areas of heavy, possibly thundery, rain may cause flooding and disruption.
The architect's drawings for the theatre will be unveiled at a public meeting and tour.
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The council says it is reviewing speed limits but changes would require traffic regulation orders.
Peter Woodman is now a volunteer at Bracknell Foodbank which is extending its hours.
Wildlife experts suggest the bird's unique plumage may have been dyed for a gender reveal party.
Music teacher David Goode admitted carrying out the sexually-motivated internet searches.
Oxfordshire MP and campaigners have written to the government following the approval of Thames Water's resource plans.
A comedian says his life has changed forever after Niko Omilana paid for his dream trip to New York.
The firm submits a development plan for 215 rental homes at an unused distribution centre in Reading.
They say £12,500 tuition fees in England would meet costs but asking for that would seem "clueless".
The Downs School, in Newbury, said a decision to demand it return £490,000 was "procedurally unfair".
The plan includes the company's case to build a controversial reservoir near Abingdon.
A row on the Thames and an open-top bus tour through the town will celebrate their success in Paris.
Nabeel Ahmad says his children won't be able to attend school because their temporary accommodation is too far.
Sir Nicholas helped save hundreds of mostly Jewish children from the Nazis in 1939.
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Northern Diamonds win a last-ball thriller to beat Southern Vipers and reach the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy semi-finals.
Leaders Southern Vipers suffer a second successive defeat in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy as they lose by seven wickets to Central Sparks.
Reading are fined by the Football Association after a pitch invasion led to their League One match against Port Vale being abandoned in January.
Reading sign Wolves winger Chem Campbell on loan until January.
Maidenhead
14 September 2024 10
10am to 5pm sat 14th-15th Sept - over 20 venues and 46 artists will be showing their work as part of the Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail. Free entry and a prize draw of £100 if you visit 5 or more venues. Meet the artis and enjoy a day out or buy something special from the maker.
Wokingham
21 September 2024 10am
The 13th trail with 30 local artists across 8 venues featuring paintings, ceramics, glass, textiles and more will be on display for sale. Venues include the Bradbury Centre and WADE. More information is available at www.wokinghamartstrail.co.uk
Waingels, Woodley, RG5 4RF
11 October 2024 1900
Waingels Comedy Night with support from Steve Williams, Christian Reilly, Keefy Jewell and Jonathan Elston
