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How could any mortal fill such enormous shoes left by the former Leader of the Council?
Read moreDetailsHow could any mortal fill such enormous shoes left by the former Leader of the Council?
Read moreDetailsDuring their May meeting, Douglas Skeggs took members and guests of The Arts Society Wokingham on a whistlestop tour of 19th century Venice.
Read moreDetailsIt's a grim time for a lot of people in Wokingham. As the cost of food and fuel has skyrocketed, so have demands on the council and on charities
Read moreDetailsLast week the annual inflation figures were released, and it revealed the real day-to-day challenges that are faced by local families.
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Wokingham Society's executive committee met at the WADE day care centre to commemorate the life of David Tinker
Read moreDetailsCheese can form part of a healthy, balance diet as it is rich in protein and calcium which are both important nutrients to get from our diet.
Read moreDetailsFrozen, bowed in tearless care; since the flowers were fresh upon my grave, my angel has been there.
Read moreDetailsCooking and eating together builds social connection and by saying grace before eating we make this daily need for food spiritual too.
Read moreDetailsWe love cats in our house. We have two of our own and, as fosterers for TVAW, at least one in the cathouse at the end of our garden at...
Read moreDetailsTalking to people about kindness is a joy. Every time I do it, I realise just how much fun I'm having and how much it makes me smile.
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