‘Pure carnage’ and ‘traffic chaos’ caused by Halloween half term event
A driver has described 'pure carnage' and traffic chaos outside a half-term Halloween event at a country park.
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Church notes: Removing the Banana Peels
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Join a book club to discuss big life issues
Share the pleasure of poems and stories read out loud
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Finchampstead cafe is a place to make new friends
Drop in to a community friendship group
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The footpaths and routes closed for construction of major new road in Wokingham
Construction is taking place on the South Wokingham Distributor Road, which connects William Heelas Way and Waterloo Road in the east
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Borough’s country parks sport spooky surprises for families
Where to find pumpkin fun this half term holiday
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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California Gardeners meet monthly for gardening tips and friendship
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Playground work in Finchampstead discussed
Play equipment is '.. weeks or months from falling apart and needing replacing.'
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A free exhibition in Finchampstead will highlight domestic abuse
Survival stories will be shared through art, poetry, audio, video, and live performance
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