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Champion Berkshire Cadet wins coveted trophy
Jonathan's outstanding effort pays off
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Community
Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
Help is out there for the digitally challenged
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Affordable homes, but at what cost?
A rare tree that has been protected since 1989 is set to disappear.
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Artificial wicket plans approved
The new wicket will allow boys and girls to play more cricket.
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Swallowfield Show is back this bank holiday weekend
More than 8,000 people attended the event last year.
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Wokingham Arts Trail returns next month
Enjoy a free annual display of creativity in the town
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Town pays its respects
Wokingham paid its respects to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.
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Dip in to a free Bradbury Centre drop-in
Enjoy Thursday afternoon activities and company at Wokingham Methodist Church
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New minibus takes Austen House residents out for a day in the sunshine
Its first journey is a trip to Dinton Pastures
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