Pantomime raises over £2,000 for First Days
Pantomime raises over £2,000 for First Days
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Campaign to stop dating abuse backed by local charity
Campaign to stop dating abuse backed by local charity
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Wokingham church provides warmth, company, and hot soup
Wokingham church provides warmth, company, and hot soup
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Church launches new dementia friendly choir
Church launches new dementia friendly choir
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Teddy bear reveals Rebecca’s hidden letter
Teddy bear reveals Rebecca's hidden letter
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A choir’s concert will celebrate the King’s coronation
A choir's concert will celebrate the King's coronation
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There were flowing songs at Nick’s Sing-a- long
There were flowing songs at Nick's Sing-a- long
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A fruity find: Gardener discovers two new varieties of apple in their allotment
A fruity find: Gardener discovers two new varieties of apple in their allotment
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Soulscape to hold a coffee and cake information morning
Soulscape to hold a coffee and cake information morning
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Wokingham youth drama will create a storm
Wokingham Youth drama will create a storm
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