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Carnival Place homes progressing
The apartments are due to be completed by the middle of 2025.
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Barkham Hookers spread their crocheted magic through the borough
Wokingham and surrounding villages are poppy-filled again
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Mum’s 10k run boosts disabled youngsters at Our House
Beth trained entirely at home in order to be near her son
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Wreath of white poppies to be laid at peace vigil on Remembrance Sunday in Wokingham
A wreath of white poppies will be laid at a peace vigil on Remembrance Sunday in Wokingham.
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Wokingham Borough Council set to launch lottery for good causes
Funds raised by a community lottery scheme in Wokingham Borough would be split between local charities.
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Shinfield studios sponsors Wokingham charity film screening
Tickets for See No Evil will disappear fast, says Arts4Wokingham
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Something for everyone at Festival of Inclusivity
The next event is at Arborfield Green Leisure Centre tomorrow,
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Dashing through Dinton
The popular Dinton Santa Dash is set to return.
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Sensory room approved for Wokingham Hospital
The approved proposals will see the construction of a new garden log cabin.
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