‘Is it Banksy?’ Mystery artwork appears on Wokingham road signs
Animals appear on Wokingham road signs
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Fairy lights brighten West Oak Care Home
Residents get creative with special lantern workshop
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Youngsters were full of beans in the Westende Garden
Summer harvest delights Wokingham in Bloom volunteers
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‘It’s devastating’: Twyford lifeline for older people to close after 38 years
Twyford & District Age Concern to close in a few weeks
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Choir promises a feast of a capella music in Wokingham
Thames Valley Chorus presents A Harvest of Harmony
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Wokingham WI opens its doors to new members – and there’s cake too
Find a warm welcome, interesting speakers, and a chance to make new friends
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Pick up some crafting bargains at The Cowshed
Head to the charity to buy supplies, kits and handmade goodies
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Who will be Charvil’s prettiest pooch, or waggiest wonder?
Pawsome village fete dog show will benefit cancer charity
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Twyford station gets major access boost with new parking spaces and bus stop
Following customer feedback GWR and WBC says it wants to make sustainable travel easier
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Fancy being one of Santa’s elves? Wokingham charity is hiring
The Cowshed is hiring on his behalf
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