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Naturally Speaking: Elms Field’s electric vehicle and e-bike event
A free event is open to all
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Community
Find a warm welcome in July at CLASP Wokingham
Visitors are invited to drop into the group's coffee shop
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Wokingham Lions Club presents end of year awards at Charter Lunch
Members celebrate 52 years of club commitment to the community
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Major changes planned for busy A4 roundabout near Reading
Plans to improve journeys on the A4 London Road are set to go ahead.
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Finches fall short in High Wycombe blockbuster
An action-packed Saturday of cricket unfolded last weekend,
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Wokingham’s Nina Barough CBE awarded Freedom of the City of London
Wokingham resident and founder of cancer charity Walk the Walk receives prestigious honour
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Where is it in Wargrave? asks local history society
Members give tours of the village at Wargrave Village Festival
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue urges people urged to stay safe in open water
The service will be at Dinton Activity Centre offering water safety advice in July
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Name revealed for new link road
Wokingham Without parish council has confirmed the name.
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Two Poplars pub recognised in Parliament
Jones: 'Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating The Two Poplars'
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