Learn about the value of yak dung at a borough film club
Lunana: A Yak In The Classroom will be screened in Wokingham
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Don’t forget to step out this weekend
Wokingham Walk is this Sunday
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Tesco allergy campaign in store and online this week
Shoppers can help raise vital funds for food allergy charity
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Celebrating change at Maya’s Refillables
A Wokingham store is revolutionising the way we shop
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All the fun of the fair
Save the day for Wade day centre's annual summer event
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Waltham St Lawrence Silver Band says goodbye to its conductor
Steve Block is swapping his baton for his cornet
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Wokingham support group finds reasons to celebrate
Wokingham support group finds reasons to celebrate
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Stars of the future chill out on a Woodley stage
Expect high school energy and a live band
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Sainsbury Singers to renew Flash Bang Wallop classic
Kipps promises to be a high energy musical romp
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Give every child the chance to shine, regardless of their background
Apply now for a Brighter Futures award to enrich a youngster's life
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