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‘Gallons lost’ from town centre leak
A leak wasting 'thousands of gallons of water' in Wokingham town centre has been left for more than a month.
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Wokingham author’s book launch: inspiring and emotional
Stephen Ross's book is his legacy
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Jack wins the day in Elms Field
The Bart Lee Theatre Company entertained audiences.
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In the net: Grant from Tesco Wokingham helps young netball players
More youngsters can take part in the sport thanks to new equipment
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A Wokingham quiz night will have people scribbling answers for First Days
Save the date for a fun brain-teasing evening
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Wokingham care expert Angela wins award for compassion
'This is my calling in life,' says the Bluebird team member
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Minister visits Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council hosted a visit from he new minister for children and families.
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Free event inspired by the Olympics
The free event is be inspired by the Olympic games.
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South Berkshire Singers Concert: Review by Dave Donaldson
Choir member Dave Donaldson shares his thoughts
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Take a break to hear poems and stories read out loud
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