Wokingham’s Lions do the can can to make it a happier Christmas for the town
THE CAN CAN took place in Wokingham on Saturday, and there wasn't a frilly dress or lively band in sight.
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Church offers a real Christmas experience
Church offers a real Christmas experience
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It's music Monday at the pub
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Siblings take on charity playground hopping challenge
TWO CHILDREN have completed an ambitious challenge to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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Housebuilder helps make Wokingham look pretty, but you’ll have to wait until next year to see why
A TEAM-UP will pay dividends, but their work won't be seen until next year.
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Trinity Concert Band performs festive favourites with Christmas concert in Reading town centre
THE sound of Christmas came to Reading town centre on Saturday, thanks to a concert band.
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Budding politician gives young people a voice
Budding politician gives young people a voice
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Walks help Wokingham get dementia friendly
WOKINGHAM is a place where those affected by dementia can continue to lead fulfilling lives.
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Christingle services to raise funds for The Children’s Society
CHURCHES across Berkshire are coming together this Christmas to offer hope to vulnerable young people across the country.
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Church invites visitors to imagine the future
Church invites visitors to imagine the future
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