Looking to join Women’s Institute?
A Woodley group welcomes new members
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Picture Perfect: a club for photographers
Join a group to improve your skills
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Table top sale will help to support Scouting activities
Pick up a bargain and help raise funds for youngsters
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There’s nothing laid back about Starmaker’s show
Be More Chill fizzed with energy
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Expert menders can help
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Over 50s to pose questions to Citizens Advice at Woodley meeting
MAY'S meeting of a Woodley group for people aged 50 or over is to include its AGM.
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An inconvenience for Woodley shoppers
The public facilities in Woodley precinct have been out of order since Friday, April 12.
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Roads closed for pothole repairs
The repairs come after figures published last year showed the number of potholes reported across Wokingham is rising.
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Garage sells for three times its guide price
The garage in Ravensbourne Drive was auctioned by Essex-based Auction House London.
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