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A look at the longest running roadworks in our area

A look at the longest running roadworks in our area
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Drivers in Berkshire villages hit with long road closures

Drivers in Berkshire villages hit with long road closures
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A look at the next massive development in Wokingham

The village of ARBORFIELD is set to be transformed in the next few years as one of the places identified by Wokingham council for major development. Earlier in May, Wokingham Borough Council approved outline plans to build a new community with 1,649 homes, which will see Wokingham expand south of the railway track for the first time. But the town is not the only area in the borough that has been identified for major development. Now that the plans south of Wokingham have gone ahead, we’ve taken a look at the next biggest development to come to the borough: the transformation of Arborfield Garrison.

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Seabrook man files suit against police officer alleging excessive force

SEABROOK – The son of a former town selectman is seeking compensatory and punitive “money damages” in a federal civil suit against a local police officer alleging unwarranted, excessive force and injury to person and reputation. In the suit filed this month in U.S. District Court, Paul Knowles, son of the late Asa Knowles, claims Seabrook police officer David Hersey violated his Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights during an incident that took place almost three years ago. The town’s attorney recently filed Hersey’s response to Knowles’ allegations, denying them all. What the lawsuit alleges According to the suit filed by Knowles’ attorney, Richard N. Foley of Portsmouth, the incident took place the night of May 24, 2018, when Hersey responded to the home of Knowles’ brother on Biggs Lane in Seabrook while Knowles was “mediating an argument between two of his brothers.” During that time, according to Knowles’ suit, without provocation Hersey, dress

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