Shock discovery on busy road
Charvil's litter picking efforts took a dramatic turn when Sam Akhtar and his partner discovered a large knife.
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Female voices wanted for Charvil Christmas concert
Enthusiastic singers invited to audition for The Project Singers' autumn season
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Join Sam for a walk in Charvil
The two-hour walk will pass through some of Charvil's most scenic spots.
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Find out how artists work at an open studio art trail
Learn trade secrets from the creatives
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From small Acorns… new art trail gives people a chance to see Wokingham borough artists at work
A new arts trail will invite visitors to artists' studios giving an insight into their work from first sketches to final masterpieces.
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Kathryn’s a champion runner for her family
Mission London Marathon accomplished
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Best friend fur-ever embark on fundraising walkies
The duo will also be undertaking challenges together throughout the year.
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Help Charvil wombles tidy up
Volunteers wanted to clean up a corner of the borough
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Litter pick yields 60 sacks of rubbish on the A4
The group claimed that no A4 litter had been collected by Wokingham Borough Council for weeks.
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Charvil sinkhole will be repaired next month
Cllr Sam Akhtar wanted to know what was happening with the hole in the Charvil Piggott Primary School, which appeared in November.
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