Elms Field playground and Howard Palmer Gardens closed for tree works
Elms Field playground and Howard Palmer Gardens closed for tree works
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Wokingham brass band’s music will serenade cats and kings
Wokingham brass band's music will serenade cats and kings
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A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
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Sunshine and fun at a Winnersh church’s spring fayre
Visitors enjoyed sunshine at a Winnersh fayre
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Be the lady (or man) of the lake with swimathon and raise funds for Thames Hospice
Swim in a Maidenhead lake and raise funds for hospice care
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Wokingham woman’s 90th birthday celebration concert helps boosts air ambulance
A 90th birthday celebration is a good news story and boosts air ambulance
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Woodley And Earley Arts Group’s winning paintings draw crowds
Woodley And Earley Arts Group's winning paintings draw crowds
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A new Bracknell art exhibition illustrates the hidden dangers of unsupervised swimming
A new Bracknell art exhibition illustrates the hidden dangers of unsupervised swimming
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A chance to swap old clothes for new in Earley
A chance to swap old clothes for new in Earley
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Wokingham In Need and WADE’s royal celebrations had guests on their feet dancing
Wokingham In Need and WADE's royal celebrations had guests on their feet dancing
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