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ARTISTS had a range of ?fabulous art? on show at the Wokingham Arts Trail last weekend, organiser Jill Chadwick has said.
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Thames Water teams up with vision charity to support customers needs
Thames Water has partnered with Berkshire-based organisation, Berkshire Vision, to help more customers with visual impairments.
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Henley Festival entertains crowds with stellar performances
The event, which took place from September 15 to 19, saw visitors enjoy five whole days of live music, food and drink.
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Crowthorne Tennis Club enjoys wine tasting night
Crowthorne Tennis Club, off Nine Mile Ride, invited members and their families to the event on Saturday, September 11.
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Wokingham residents urged to take part in walk fundraiser
Sue Ryder has announced its Walk To Remember will go ahead and hopes to raise vital funds for its support work.
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Reading’s Hexagon presents tag team wrestling this Sunday
All Star Superslam Wrestling will be presenting its new tag team champions event.
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Drivers have wheely good day out at Farley Hill Soap Box Derby
Adult and junior racers were cheered on by spectators as they crossed the finished line.
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Wokingham resident sets up dog rescue centre
Wokingham-based resident Lorraine McCowatt has always been a dog lover since a young age.
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Wokingham Borough Council promotes positive mental health with new strategy
The council wants the strategy to focus on prevention, early intervention, easy access to support, health promotion and joined up services.
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Camberley Theatre presents country tribute night
Country music will be hitting the Camberley Theatre stage for one night only this Friday.
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