CLASP Wokingham embraces week of Pudsey-themed fund raising
Members support Children In Need
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Morris dancers help homeless people in the borough
Hurst Morris People provide supplies for rough sleepers
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Naturally speaking: Help shape future waste and recycling services in the borough
Environmental news and views
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Wokingham In Need wins King’s Award for Voluntary Service
Wokingham charity receives prestigious honour
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55 new apartments built in Wokingham town centre
Feltham Construction completes Carnival Place project
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Young people pioneer school sustainability
Bracknell Forest Climate Conference gathers students from across the borough
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All you need to know regarding road closures for Reading Toy Run next month
Santas (lots of them) will soon be on the road
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Director of Twyford Drama’s ‘Aladdin’ shares panto’s progress
'The work of an amateur drama group never stops'
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Wokingham businesses to come together
Businesses and retailers in Wokingham will come together this evening (Wednesday 19) to discuss the issues affecting the town, and to share ideas.
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New walking football team for men and women aged 40 and over launches in Bracknell
F.C. Bracknell has kicked off a brand-new Walking Football programme aimed at encouraging men and women to rediscover their love of the game
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