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Sixth formers’ Blue Dragon fun run benefits Vietnamese street children
Arthur and Tissot are raising thousands of pounds for their chosen cause.
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Community
If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Things can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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Flying the flag with Pride
Wokingham Borough has raised the rainbow flag to celebrate Pride.
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Community celebrates Woodley preschool’s 50th birthday
St James is very much a family affair
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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SustainFest 2024 ignites passion for sustainability at Holme Grange School
'I can't wait to tell my friends and help make the world a better place,' said one young visitor
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Artists take pride of place – on Wokingham post box
A new post box topper celebrates 10 years of borough arts
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Reviving an ancient tradition
Beating the Bounds involves swatting local landmarks with branches.
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Crowthorne Carnival: a joyful procession of Vikings and mermaids
Hundreds of children took part in the parade
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