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Get ready to chalk the town red, blue, yellow, green….
Chalk About It community art returns to Wokingham
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Community
Catenian Association celebrates John Robins’ half century membership
Friends and family gather to raise their glasses
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California Country Park plans revealed
Wokingham Borough Council is proposing to enhance the popular visitor spot in Finchampstead.
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Pretty as a picture: See a Wokingham art exhibition
Local artists display their work
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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Hub hopes for a fostering boost
There is an urgent need to recruit more people to provide safe, loving and local homes for children.
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Wargrave historians enjoyed a model day out in Dorchester
A museum, an abbey, and afternoon tea completed the trip
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Intrepid Woodley lad Dexter is off to France soon
You can join him - virtually
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Who dumped this in Crowthorne?
Residents asked to report borough fly-tippers
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Hikers raise £10,000 for sepsis and motor neurone disease charities
A team from Dandara Southern take vital steps for patients
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