CLASP members plan a Wombles litter pick to clean up the borough
CLASP members plan a Wombles litter pick to clean up the borough
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Wokingham United Charities seeks trustees to help make a difference to people’s lives
Wokingham United Charities seeks trustees to help make a difference to people's lives
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Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
Online trauma support is being rolled out to Wokingham schools
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Green fingered volunteers wanted to keep everything in the gardens rosy
Green fingered volunteers wanted to keep everything in the gardens rosy
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How the borough can help bring little Rafi home
THE FAMILY of a Berkshire six year old needs help to bring their little boy home. The youngster, a dancer at a Berkshire Dance Academy, where his mum Laura, is...
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How to cope with grief: author shares tips
How to cope with grief: author shares tips
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St Paul’s churchyard oak: hope for new growth
St Paul's churchyard oak: hope for new growth
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It’s never been easier to get things fixed at a repair cafe
It's never been easier to get things fixed at a repair cafe
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Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
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People can buy vegan products at a Wokingham market
People can buy vegan products at a Wokingham market
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