Families enjoy Hurst’s Easter trail
Dozens of families enjoyed Hurst's Easter trail starring a giant 13 ft daffodil and much larger than life rabbits nibbling on a lawn.
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Hurst outlines plans for VE Day celebration on 80th anniversary
A VE Day celebration will include a flaming beacon, bellringing, tasting cakes made to wartime recipes, morris dancing and souvenir ration cards.
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Free workshops offer advice to parents and carers of autistic adults
The Berkshire Adult Autism Support Service is running two free online autism advice workshops for parents and unpaid family carers of autistic
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Lions look for laptops
Wokingham Lions Club has so far distributed 172 laptops to families, individuals and good causes.
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Naturally Speaking: Environmental news and views
Hedge laying - how about it in Wokingham?
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Sutton Seeds: From Reading to Royal Approval
A brief history of the innovative company that revolutionised gardening and agriculture
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Stunning post box toppers part of Hurst’s Easter Trail
Stunning post box toppers are part of Hurst's Easter Trail displays on show until April 21.
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Places Leisure in Wokingham to host charity event for Harry’s Hat
A sports and fitness company in Wokingham will be hosting a charity event next month to raise funds for Hypocephalus Awareness Trust (Harry's Hat).
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Sponsorship boost for football awards
Support for the 'feel-good football night of the year'.
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Keep Mobile Community Transport needs a new home
Can you help the charity find new premises?
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