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Cub Scouts enjoy a wizard evening with care home residents
Shinfield care home hosts classic film night
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Community
Sewer repair needs more work
Specialist intervention is needed after previous efforts caused the excavations to collapse.
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Royal Opera House professionals to sing in Wokingham
Wokingham In Need presents a glittering night of musical fundraising
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Woodley church Eco Open Afternoon should be ‘wild and wonderful’
St James Eco Church opens its doors for a green, family-friendly event
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Plan ahead for three-day railway closure
Train services between Wokingham and Reading will be replaced by buses.
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Hurst shop reopens
The shop previously served as the village post office.
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Day service on the move
It will allow the council to continue supporting people with physical disabilities in a modern, accessible building.
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders are on hand to repair broken items
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Minister rejects 150 homes plan
It was initially refused by Wokingham borough council's planning department in July last year.
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Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity
Community pulls the stops out for Thames Hospice event
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