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LOCAL MPs were among the 116 Tories who rebelled against the Government, by calling for a referendum on Britain's entry in the EU. Bracknell MP Phillip Lee, Wokingham's John Redwood and Adam Afriyie, whose Windsor constituency includes Ascot and Binfield backed a motion yesterday (Wednesday) that they "regret" the absence of an EU vote bill in the Queen's Speech.
Communities secretary backs Local Newspaper Week
COMMUNITIES secretary Eric Pickles is backing Local Newspaper Week.
VIDEO: Boxing star Barry McGuigan opens new multi-million pound college facility
FORMER world champion boxer Barry McGuigan officially opened East Berkshire College's new multi-million pound sports centre at Langley College today.
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- Wokingham school girls reach technology competition final
- Berkshire workers third most productive in the country for boosting the economy
- Reporters battle it out in doughnut eating competition
- More children to learn life skills in Bracknell and Wokingham
- Passenger in car that killed Simon Large sentenced to 15 months
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No rail services at Bracknell, Wokingham and Winnersh stations on Sunday
RAIL users are advised that they will not be able to catch a train from Bracknell, Wokingham and the Winnersh stations on Sunday (May 19). Buses replace trains as a new footbridge and lifts are installed at Wokingham.
