Tesco pledges to help struggling families
Supermarket scheme will help feed youngsters during the school holidays
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It’s never too late! Berkshire ballet stars shine in Greece aged up to their 80s
Berkshire's over 50s dancers go international
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Wokingham charity asks shoppers to donate pre-loved school uniforms this week
First Days Children's Charity will be grateful for your school items
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Wokingham Lions: What a difference they make!
Members and guests gather to celebrate the club's achievements
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Twyford Drama asks: What does it take to make a happy home?
Laura Wade's 1950s sparkling Home I'm Darling is the group's October offering
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Council redevelopment plans will leave Foundation Church homeless
Community centre project presents an immediate problem for the Wokingham congregation
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Celebrate 500 years of sacred choral music in Wokingham
St Paul's Choir will sing the works of Purcell, Mozart, Haydn and more
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Test your brain cells at a charity quiz night in Reading
Berkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
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Wokingham cyclists complete gruelling ride to Paris in memory of friend
500km ride raises funds for Thames Valley Air Ambulance
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The race is on as The Cowshed enters Cash for Kids
Campaign will help the charity to provide school uniforms for youngsters in need
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