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Event for the mind and body
Hundreds of people descended on Wokingham for the annual Mindset Unlimited Festival.
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Community
First Days’ Glow Walk will illuminate the night
Charity fundraiser will shine a light for families
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Get the most from your tech in Lower Earley
Expert advice is available each month
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Historic fire engine draws crowds at Wokingham heritage event
Residents enjoy an opportunity to learn about the town's history
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Spencers Wood eco group needs help to house the birds
Birds like gravel board best, it seems
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Audition for a colourful stage show in Bracknell
The cast of The Spongebob Musical needs you!
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Wokingham’s winning writers: Story three
Read author David Palin's overall winning entry
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Hear about young writers of the past at a Wokingham lecture
Join a Wokingham Literary Society Event
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Historic circus is coming to town
Paulo's Circus is coming to Dinton Pastures Country Park next month.
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