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Berkshire Vision announces merger with Reading Association for the Blind
Reading Association for the Blind (RAB) has agreed to become part of Berkshire Vision in a merger of the two sight loss charities
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service issues electrical fire safety advice ahead of festive season
A WARNING to keep an eye on electrical goods with lithium-ion batteries has been issued ? because they can catch fire suddenly
Read moreDetailsDog walkers beware: the taxman is launching a crackdown
A WARNING has been issued to anyone involved in side hustles such as selling on second-hand clothing sites: the taxman is to launch a crackdown.
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Tesco hands out grants to help two Wokingham community groups
TWO WOKINGHAM charities received a welcome cash boost when community-conscious colleagues a Tesco store handed out grants worth £1,500
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Shakespeare show in Maidenhead promises improvised bedlam
Shakespeare show in Maidenhead promises improvised bedlam
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Get ready for The Giving Tree Appeal 2023
Get ready for The Giving Tree Appeal 2023
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Table-moving heroes help Wokingham Women’s Institute
Table-moving heroes help Wokingham Women's Institute
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Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
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Knit and make friends in Wokingham
Knit and make friends in Wokingham
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Free festive buses plans announced
Wokingham Borough Council will offer free bus travel on the six Saturdays leading up to Christmas.
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