MUNBOI teams with Berkshire artists for latest EP, Weekends, with fellow Berkshire artists
MUNBOI has released a collection of four new songs featuring Berkshire artists?titled Weekends?ahead of a show in Reading in September
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Church Notes: On being inclusive
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Wokingham Coffee and Chat makes way for art exhibition
Meetings continue in nearby Emmbrook
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re3 partners with First Days
The initiative will provide convenient drop-off locations for school uniform donations at re3 recycling centres.
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Five absolutely unmissable acts coming to Reading Festival this summer
With Reading Festival just weeks away, here are five unmissable acts among this year's bill of heavy-hitters
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New service expands contraceptive options
Clinics will be available in Wokingham town centre from next month.
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Can you spare five minutes to help save the planet?
A campaigner is asking people to join him to help post a letter to prime minster.
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Hurst Show returns this weekend
The 2025 event will feature attractions organised across the village.
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Free electric vehicle event
Wokingham borough council's first awareness event is next month.
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Man still in hospital following dangerous dog incident
Thames Valley Police has released CCTV images as part of their investigations into a dangerous dog incident.
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