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Find free coffee and a chat at Wokingham’s A Place To Meet
Doors are open for company and a cuppa on Thursdays
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Community
Children can enjoy free half hour stories at the library
Drop in to the weekly Wokingham event
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Wokingham set to welcome year of the snake
More details have been released about Wokingham's Lunar new year event.
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Work to start on Barkham solar farm
Works to create a site entrance will start next Monday.
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A dream of a concert will bring together two large choirs
Wokingham and Bracknell singers to combine their voices
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Volunteer recruitment fair
Wokingham Volunteer Centre is holding a recruitment fair.
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Bearwood development off limits for Reading FC
The front-runner to buy Reading Football Club appears to have aspirations to develop land in Wokingham.
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Breakfast bars will help hungry learners at Gorse Ride Infant School
Charity delivers learning resource kit to Finchampstead school
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Christmas Cheer grant spreads joy in the borough
Wokingham United Charities helped make the festive season special
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Extended hours trial for library
Start of a trial of longer opening hours at Wokingham Library.
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