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Wokingham residents alarmed as 53 homes get green light despite narrow Old Forest Road access
A plan to build 53 homes off Old Forest Road has been given the go-ahead.
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Annual litter pick happning today
The Annual Litter Pick is back on March 21 and 22,
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This £10 quiz night in Wokingham isn’t just fun—it’s making a real difference
A fun night of questions will raise money for Wokingham Town Mayor's chosen charity
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The Rotary Club of Wokingham announces 75th anniversary year
The fundraising club just keeps on giving
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Wokingham diners step into famous novels for unforgettable World Book Day
WADE Day centre goes to town with its World Book Day lunch and launch
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New booklet explores Wokingham’s bygone retailers
A new booklet has been published that looks back at bygone retailers in Wokingham town centre.
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Church Notes: Finding a sense of connection
Words from Wokingham churches
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Major junction closed in Wokingham with long diversions now in place
The junction of Easthampstead Road and Heathlands Road is now closed until April 10.
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TV legend Timmy Mallett bikes into Wokingham to spread joy at CLASP
Children's television star Timmy Mallett visited the group in Wokingham.
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Watch some of Britain’s best climbers near Wokingham and Bracknell
Oakwood Climbing will be hosting its annual flagship bouldering competition.
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