‘Significant damage’ caused as business in Wokingham targeted by anti-Israel activists
Another Wokingham business has been targeted by activists.
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Mens Shed fears new parking rules in Wokingham will close the club down
Regulations will make it hard to continue their activities at Ormonde Road
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Ashridge Park women’s support for Daisy’s Dream
Captain Chloe Barton told Wokingham Today: "We managed to raise £320 after the fundraiser."
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Government announces new £15 billion programme to cut energy bills and cut costs for households
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Beavers found by Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs!
Youngsters enjoy visit from trained pups Suki and Molly
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Naturally Speaking: a talk will give fresh insight into business sustainability
Wokingham Positive Difference tackles the issue of recycling
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Campaigners declare victory as council backs Wokingham mosque plans
The Wokingham Islamic Centre had called on Wokingham borough council to support the principle of establishing a new mosque in Wokingham.
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Sir John takes his place as Baron Redwood
Sir John Redwood, the former Conservative member of parliament for Wokingham, is set to take his place in the House of Lords today.
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Wokingham Probus Club raises hundreds of pounds for MNDA
'Brilliant' donation is celebrated by the group
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Wokingham Town FC announces passing of player
Callum Lochhead played for the under-18s Allied Counties Youth team, and played six games for the first team several seasons ago.
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