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The Cowshed’s new wellbeing garden is a haven of calm
Wokingham charity welcomes peaceful outdoor space
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Community
Oscar winning film director to dial in to Wokingham movie society
September screening will be followed by a live Q and A session
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Celebrate 100 years of Wokingham library
The celebration will be held at the library on Thursday, September 5.
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Travel more for less
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents they can travel more for less.
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Prizes for beating the street
Beat the Street Wokingham prizes have been awarded.
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Children’s book festival returns
The festival will feature award-winning authors and illustrators.
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Bank holiday waste collections
If you are due a collection, remember to put your waste out the night before.
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Dog walker issues drugs warning
A Wokingham woman is urging dog owners to be vigilant.
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Dexter heads for Paris
A 12-year-old from Woodley is set to ride from Woodley to Paris in a bid to raise money for charities.
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Swallowfield Show is back this weekend
This year's show takes place at Swallowfield Park.
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