Day service on the move
It will allow the council to continue supporting people with physical disabilities in a modern, accessible building.
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Antiques Fair in Wokingham
Find collectibles at the leisure centre
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Minister rejects 150 homes plan
It was initially refused by Wokingham borough council's planning department in July last year.
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Author’s book brings adventure, mystery and the coast’s healing power
Sue Palmer's The Shell Secret helps children navigate grief
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Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity
Community pulls the stops out for Thames Hospice event
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Last chance to enjoy next #Woky Comedy Night
An evening of laughter for good causes
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share green ideas with like-minded people
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Volunteer Corner: As seen in Wokingham Today, September 25
The Wokingham Volunteer Centre is a registered charity that works with and places volunteers in a wide range of community,
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Excitement as professional footballer opens new school library
Seth Burkett launches St Sebastian's new facility
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Naturally Speaking: Billie’s volunteer journey
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