Adventurers are invited to climb for charity
An invitation to climb for a good cause
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Earley town mayor opens new space for community group meetings
Earley town mayor opens new space for community group meetings
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Free craft sessions for pre-schoolers in Binfield
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Sindlesham arts and crafts fair hailed as a great success
Sindlesham arts and crafts fair was a great success
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Tesco shoppers can vote for three new charities instore
Tesco shoppers can vote for three new charities instore
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Berkshire Youth appoints new chair of trustees
Berkshire Youth appoints new chair of trustees
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Easter bunny visits Wokingham’s vegan market this weekend
Easter bunny visits Wokingham's vegan market this weekend
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Norwegian film reveals the worst person in the world
Norwegian film reveals the worst person in the world
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Find the Easter animals in Woodley’s Woodford Park and support First Days Children’s Charity
Find the Easter animals in Woodley and support First Days Children's Charity
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Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
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