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A ceilidh evening brought friends together in Wokingham
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Community
Lions take on music club role
Wokingham Music Club was founded in April 2012.
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Enjoy an evening of music and meditation in Wokingham
The South Berkshire Singers will perform at St Paul's Church
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Grab a book to read at the Recycling centre
Free books are now available at re3 Recycling Centres for residents and organisations
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Outrage as ‘protected’ trees are felled
Some of the trees were the subject of tree preservation orders, although their loss has been deemed as "acceptable".
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Reunion for former pupils
Did you leave Emmbrook school in 1981 or 1983?
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Emmbrook gig to support sports club
Wokingham-based Pink Fish will be performing.
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New charity’s first project to promote community well-being through football
The Finchampstead FC Foundation is keen to deliver sport for health
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Tree City status for Wokingham
Wokingham has been awarded 'Tree Cities of the World' status for its leading work in urban forestry
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Local Plan Update submitted to government
It will be examined by an independent planning inspector.
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