Elms Field will bloom with purple flowers in spring
Rotary members and volunteers plant swathes of crocus bulbs to cheer the town
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St Paul’s Church celebrates All Souls Day
Candles in the churchyard mark lost loved ones
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Wellness at work: support for Wokingham small businesses
A new venture at the Salty Olive will provide a specialist business support network
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Arborfield Cross War Memorial garlanded with poppies
A stunning crimson display encourages the borough not to forget
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A free Wokingham drop-in event will help solve residents’ inheritance questions
Law firm Blandy & Blandy to offer 10-minute consultations
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Wokingham Fireworks: A spectacular night of family fun
Thousands gathered to enjoy this year's pyrotechnic display for charity
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Kings Church initiative brings Crafting Smiles to borough charities
The WELL, and Wokingham crafters, are together developing a thriving community hub
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Beavers have been spotted at Tesco Wokingham
The youngsters, not the aquatic animals, have been learning about food journeys with community champion Louise Jedras
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Love a Christmas fair? Put WADE’s festive date in your diary
The day centre is preparing a fun day of stalls and games
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event in the town centre specialises in animal-free produce
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