Discover more about Victorian architecture at a Binfield talk
Hear about the design and impact of the Victoria and Albert Museum
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The Arts Society Wokingham offers a rare treat
See examples of delicate Rennaissance watercolours at their next event
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Borough band with sax appeal opens new group in Binfield
A seventh Sax Bandit group welcomes new players
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Enjoy an illustrated talk in Wokingham about Proms founder, Henry Wood
Join The Arts Society Wokingham for their next lecture
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Coppid Beech lack of use revealed
Just 55 vehicles used a park and ride in Wokingham during the whole month of October.
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The Arts Society Wokingham’s new season of talks begins
The new programme begins this month
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Controversial plans set to be approved
The plan is for 45 houses on land close to Amen Corner and London Road.
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Wokingham Town FC back on the pitch
Wokingham Town's first competitive match for more than 20 years tkes place on Saturday.
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Binfield Dog Rescue centre to close
After more than half a century rescuers say thank you and, goodbye
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Expect 40 days of rain at a Binfield concert
Thames Voyces will be flooding the airwaves with their music
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