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Page last updated at 09:34 GMT, Monday, 14 December 2009

Albino Thatcham hedgehog on diet

An albino hedgehog being cared for at St Tiggywinkles wildlife hospital in Buckinghamshire is being put on a diet because he is dangerously overweight.

In Pictures: Fallen tree mayhem

Dramatic pictures of the aftermath when a tree fell on three cars in Reading.

Thames could close during 2012

The River Thames could be closed to river traffic during rowing events at the London Olympic Games in 2012.

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In pictures: Bracknell park life

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Lambourn butterfly conservation

Who's afraid of Beenham wolves?

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University launches a Green Week

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Beale Park meerkat mania

Living off the land at Hardwick

Tales Along The Thames

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Bucklebury Farm Park

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