Home Office gives response after disturbance at asylum seeker hotel in Reading
The Home Office has responded after a disturbance broke out at a hotel that is being used to house asylum seekers in Reading.
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Men’s Shed add extra fun to Swimathon
Wokingham Lions are delighted with the woodwork group's lap counters
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Prepare for ‘twisty-turny’ comedy in Twyford
The Traitor at the Beeches beckons
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Former Reading School pupil to return in seven-marathon challenge for mental health
A former Reading School pupil will return to his old school this April as part of a challenge to run seven marathons
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Enjoy stimulating conversation at Men’s Oasis in Wokingham
Meet retired professionals for discussion and friendship
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Enjoy a lively evening of classic hits from a Wokingham band
June concert from 8tt4 will support The Link Visiting Scheme
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Albert's Army raises £5k for Abby's Heroes
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Bluebird Home Care delivers chocolate thanks
Home care company shows appreciation for borough surgeries and pharmacies
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AI in the workplace? Who’s in charge?
Wokingham Positive Difference looks at My Robot Colleague
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RaW Sounds Today: Tomorrow Bird, Tinie Tempah, HOUSE OF ALL
Simon Driscoll and Jen Bird, better known as Tomorrow Bird, have been producing fine acoustic Americana together for the best part of a decade
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