Soulscape’s three new staff members
Soulscape's three new staff members
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Hallowe’en fireworks set to return to Swallowfield
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ELO band member in Lower Earley concert
ELO band member in Lower Earley concert
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M4 closures set to affect Reading and Wokingham
MOTORISTS using the M4 may be required to find alternative routes due to planned closures.
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WADE day centre wine tasting event
WADE day centre wine tasting event
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Space for babies in Earley
Space for babies in Earley
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Arborfield business shortlisted for national beauty award
A WOKINGHAM businesswoman has been shortlisted for a national industry award.
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Balance Bike Challenge for two to four year olds
Balance Bike Challenge for two to four year olds
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September clubs and activities for adults with learning disabilities
September clubs and activities for adults with learning disabilities
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GCSEs 2022: Wellington College secure top grade in almost half of their GCSE results
WELLINGTON COLLEGE students reaped the fruits of their labour on GCSE results, with many securing top grades.
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