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Shinfield pavilion taking shape
It's being built, along with sports pitches, by the University of Reading.
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Community
The Arts Society Wokingham marks its birthday in grand Roman style
The group celebrates 10 years of culture with an illustrated history talk
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Housebuilder in tune with school
The event featured a silent disco, where people wear headphones to listen to music.
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Solar initiative proves popular
More than 1,000 residents of Wokingham Borough have expressed an interest in installing solar panels in recent months.
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Singing for friends and family
The group is always looking to welcome new people.
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Wokingham Art Society celebrates winning artists
See the group's exhibition in Wokingham this week and next
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Have your say about new RBH location
The Trust is seeking the views of patients, staff and the public.
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Warning issued about possible online scams
Thames Valley Police is urging people to remain vigilant.
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Berkshire children gain reading confidence with ABC to read
Charity celebrates 20 years youngsters' learning
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Work to start in Arborfield Green
Wokingham Borough Council made the announcement on social media last week.
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