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New world food outlet opens in Tesco Wokingham
New world food outlet opens in Tesco Wokingham
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It’s time to start ‘messing about in boats’ again
It's time to start 'messing about in boats' again
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All Saints’ Easter donkey will lead a Palm Sunday procession
All Saints' Easter donkey will lead a Palm Sunday procession
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Sonning Church's Easter celebrations
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A Maundy Thursday church service
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A Palm Sunday church service
A Palm Sunday church service
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Another chance for Wokingham to dance with Strictly Come Dancing star Ian Waite … for free!
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Dinton Pastures offers opportunity to try orienteering for free
Try orienteering for free in Wokingham
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A chance to get up close with a tarantula in Wokingham this Easter
A chance to get up close with a tarantula in Wokingham this Easter
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