Pictures at an exhibition: Society of artists opens its doors
Prizewinners recognised in Wokingham art show
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Charities make a big splash at Wokingham Swimathon
More than £6,000 has already been raised for good causes
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Keep Hatch Primary School Celebrates Gold Success
School Games Mark Award recognises school's passion for sport
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Wokingham Theatre goers in September can support the arts twice in a single night
'Double your money with a night at the theatre,' says charity Arts4Wokingham
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Young stars of tomorrow wowed the judges in Woosehill
Windmill Primary School youngsters showed talent and courage
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Church Notes: The value of water
Words from Wokingham Churches
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California Gardeners Club will be buzzing at the group’s next meeting
The Finchampstead horticultural group will be learning about bees
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Wokingham Theatre season ends with Much Ado About Nothing
Enjoy Shakespeare's comedy about crossed - and cross - lovers
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Mindset Unlimited thanks Wokingham sponsors for supporting acid attack survivors
Hundreds of pounds were raised for Delhi group, Stop Acid Attacks
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