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Sumas remember former player Billy
Wokingham Town FC is carrying the name of one of its former players on its shorts this season.
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Could you be the forever family Berkshire twins are waiting for?
PACT seeks loving family for twin sisters
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Help choose a name for Dinton’s caterpillar
The shortlist of possible names for the Dinton willow caterpillar has been revealed.
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Fairy lights brighten West Oak Care Home
Residents get creative with special lantern workshop
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Youngsters were full of beans in the Westende Garden
Summer harvest delights Wokingham in Bloom volunteers
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Police appeal for help after jewellery smash-and-grab in Wokingham
Jewellery with an estimated value of £6,000 was stolen from a Wokingham town centre business on Saturday morning.
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Wokingham’s Snow White revealed as Christmas panto tickets hit the shelves
Wokingham Pantomime prepares for a Snow White Christmas
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Choir promises a feast of a capella music in Wokingham
Thames Valley Chorus presents A Harvest of Harmony
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Wokingham WI opens its doors to new members – and there’s cake too
Find a warm welcome, interesting speakers, and a chance to make new friends
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Pick up some crafting bargains at The Cowshed
Head to the charity to buy supplies, kits and handmade goodies
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