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Wokingham charity makes heartfelt plea for volunteers to help adults with learning disabilities
Gateway Wokingham seeks people to help Promise Inclusion members build confidence and independence
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Wokingham charity asks for donations of new toiletries
Cowshed says with demand high it needs the borough's help
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Wokingham Foodbank reveals how it is helping families through summer holidays
Extra help is provided for families during summer
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Find low-cost school uniform at First Days
Charity's shop can help all families prepare for the new term
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Wokingham dad and 11 mates take on brutal 15-mountain challenge for ‘incredible’ son
Wokingham dad and friends will tackle Welsh 3000s challenge in support of youngster with Phelan-McDermid Syndrome
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Wokingham renters welcome a new era of pet-friendly homes
In May 2026, the Renters' Rights Act came into force, effectively ending the automatic blanket bans on pets in private rented accommodation.
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Women’s FA Cup fever hits Wokingham
The magic of the Adobe Women's FA Cup is back this Sunday.
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RaW Sounds Today: Pixelstorm, Arthur Brown and the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Ninteenth Hour
If you like a bit of electronica influenced by 80's retro synth-pop, then head for the second stage at Wokingham Festival on Saturday 29th August
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GCSE Results 2026: Holme Grange School reveals ‘spectacular GCSE Success’
Students have shown determination, creativity and resilience, says headteacher
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‘Congratulations to our GSCE students’ says WBC
More than 2,000 learners collect their results
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