Borough man’s invitation to join him for mammoth marathon walk
Borough man's invitation to join him for mammoth marathon walk
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Wheelbarrow loads of fun planned for this year’s Winnersh Summer fete
Wheelbarrow loads of fun planned for this year's Winnersh Summer fete
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Children can hunt for bugs at a free Wokingham nature day
Children can hunt for bugs at a free Wokingham nature day
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Hawkedon Primary School celebrates cultural diversity with a grand celebration
Hawkedon Primary School celebrates cultural diversity with a grand celebration
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Donation from Wokingham shoppers will help charity provide holidays for domestic abuse survivors
Supermarket donation will provide holidays for domestic abuse survivors
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WADE to hold annual fundraising summer fair next month, and they hope you’ll save the date
Enjoy the fun of the fair in Wokingham in July
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Refugees’ joy at receiving Premier League tickets thanks to Wokingham charity The Cowshed
Refugees' joy at receiving Premier League tickets
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Fore! Charity golf day in Wargrave will benefit both young and old
A charity Golf Day in Wargrave will benefit young and old
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Tea and scones at the ready: enjoy a date in Sonning for a summer tea party
Summer tea party in Sonning
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Wokingham youngsters to have opportunity to discuss climate change and its impact
Young people will discuss climate change in Wokingham
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