Lion Dance will welcome Chinese Lunar New Year in Wokingham
Lion Dance will welcome Chinese Lunar New Year in Wokingham
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SHARE provides fresh food in Finchampstead
SHARE provides free fresh food in Finchampstead
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Pledge to help retailers
The leader of Wokingham Borough Council has pledged to do more to help Wokingham's beleaguered retailers.
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The Swan is set to fly again
The Swan has been an integral part of the Three Mile Cross community.
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Crowthorne church invites visitors to reflect on creation at its eco weekend
Church invites visitors to reflect on God's creation at its eco weekend
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Love and music are on the menu for Shinfield diners
Love and music are on the menu for Shinfield diners
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Supermarket’s search for Berkshire suppliers
A supermarket is on the hunt for new suppliers from Berkshire.
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Women can enjoy a singing workshop in Charvil
Women can enjoy a singing workshop in Charvil
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Spitfires to return to the Berkshire skies
Spitfires will return to nearby Blackbushe airport later this year.
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£8,000 raised in memory of Laura
Half marathon walk in memory of a 'much loved and brilliant' friend and colleague.
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