Swallowfield Show returns
It will take place on August 24 and August 25.
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Community
Most new housing in south Wokingham ‘not part of the town’
Most of the new housing being built on the southern side of Wokingham will not be part of the town.
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Museum day today in Wokingham
The free event runs from 10am until 2pm.
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Reading-based Sport in Mind wins £4k grant from technology leader Sage
A Reading-based mental health charity has won £4,000 worth of funding to help grow their business thanks to Sage
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Newest member wins short story competition
Each year the Thames Valley Writers Circle holds a competition for members in memory of Arthur Redway
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Pub noise: neighbour vows to fight on
A hearing was held to adjudicate on the complaint.
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Town and City into the next round
A crowd of almost 400 saw an entertaining match, with Sean Moore grabbing the winning goalfor the Sumas.
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Two years of coffee pod recycling is marked
More than 3.5 million coffee pods, weighing more than 50 tonnes, have been recycled.
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Autism award for Berkshire theme park
LEGOLAND Windsor has become the first UK theme park to achieve the award for its work to provide an autism-friendly environment.
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War of words over Emmbrook sixth form
'Politicking of the worst kind' erupted at last week's meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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