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Millets shop up for lease
The future of another business in Wokingham town centre appears to be uncertain.
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The whole world in their hands: All Saints Earth Fayre
The whole world in their hands: All Saints Earth Fayre
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Wokingham Children’s Book Festival
Wokingham Children's Book Festival
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David’s epic wild swim honours his late wife and thanks Sue Ryder for their palliative care
A LOVING husband whose wife died from a brain tumour has raised over £2,000 for Sue Ryder Thames Valley.
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Shiplake Shakers among those joining Walk For Parkinson’s in Henley next weekend
MEMBERS of the Shiplake Shakers walking club are putting their best foot forward to raise money for the Thames Valley group at Parkinson's UK.
Read moreDetailsWarning that village halls across Berkshire could be forced to close
THE changing face of Britain's village halls could mean many lack proper insurance which could force them to close.
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Spooks and jokes on First Days’ half-term pumpkin trail
JOKES and scares are promised from a Wokingham-based charity that supports families, thanks to a half-term event
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Have your say on a new cycle and footpath from Wokingham to Winnersh
Have your say on a new cycle and footpath from Wokingham to Winnersh
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Charity that helps horses in Wokingham receives cash boost
A CHARITY that helps horses has been given a cash boost from a £1 million fund.
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Celebrate Soulscape’s work: with music, dancing and great food
Celebrate Soulscape's work: with music, dancing and great food
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