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New business set to open its doors
A new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham next month.
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Substantial donation from Squire’s
Squire's Garden Centres has raised more than £23,000 for charitable causes.
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Children’s SEND charity that works in Reading and Wokingham appoints first ever chief operating officer
A CHARITY that supports children with additional needs has appointed its first chief operating officer, something it says is a huge step forward.
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Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
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SEND facility for up to 25 pupils proposed for Maiden Erlegh School
AN EARLEY school could soon gain a special educational needs centre if councillors approve the proposals.
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Chris and Tyler will be flying high when they take on wing walking challenge
THE sky's not the limit for two high-flying fundraisers. For these magnificent men will be ON their flying machine in aid of Promise Inclusion
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New shadow cabinet role for Reading East MP Matt Rodda
THE borough's only Labour MP has been given a new role in the recent shadow cabinet reshuffle.
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A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
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Flight noise until Summer 2025
Wokingham residents are likely to experience more night time aircraft noise until summer 2025.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wow, it’s a Woscar
The Wayz Youth Centre held its annual Woscar award evening, recognising the achievement of the young people who use the centre,
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