New 30mph speed limits coming
'The proposed restrictions are considered to be necessary and expedient.'
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All Saints Church invites the borough to remember
Find a thoughtful moment to give thanks for a loved one
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Clearing up the mess
Most of us have had the experience of clearing up someone else's mess. It might be something in the family, like nappy changing, clearing up after
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Find friendship and coffee in Wokingham
LINK Thursdays are open to all
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All Saints Church welcomes new rector, Hannah
She's inspired and excited about the future
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All Saints Church, Norreys to welcome new rector
The Revd Hannah Higginson will take up her post in July
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Wokingham Repair Cafe leaps to UK’s top 10
Super fixers earn a place in the charts
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New business opening in Wokingham
Another new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham this week.
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Hear about support in bereavement at a Wokingham cafe
LINK Thursdays are open to all019, or email: [email protected]
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First Wokingham Repair Cafe a huge success
A teddy, hoovers, a handbag were among the fixers' first challenges
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