WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: Charity Fundraiser of the year – David Cliff
In 2009, David Cliff Estate Agents was born out of a vision held by our founder, David Cliff
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WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: Community project of the year – Blandy and Blandy
Blandy & Blandy is a leading Thames Valley law firm, with offices in Wokingham, Henley-on-Thames and Reading
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Wokingham shop Jac In A Box is upcycling for Christmas
Wokingham shop Jac In A Box is upcycling for Christmas
Read moreDetailsWoodley Food Bank’s November calendar shows what’s needed
Woodley Food Bank's November calendar shows what's neededage. https://www.facebook.com/WoodleyFoodbank
Read moreDetailsHear gardening tips from an expert in Wokingham
Hear gardening tips from an expert in Wokingham
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Ronnie’s scarily good effort in time for Hallowe’en
An unassuming house in Woodley has been transformed into a Hallowe'en wonderland.
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The Lions got Wokingham walking
The Lions got Wokingham walking
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Save the date for WADE’s Christmas fair
Save the date for WADE's Christmas fair
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Campaign for sports club kitchen work
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
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Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
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