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Two more green spaces recognised as nature havens
They are important places for wildlife to flourish
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Community
Fifth repair cafe to open in the borough
Volunteer fixers, servers and welcomers wanted
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A club for scrabble lovers welcomes new members
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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Want to meet other writers?
A Wokingham Library group may be for you
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Plans approved for Hurst clubhouse
Plans have been approved that will see a 150-year-old sports clubhouse replaced.
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Waingels pupils explore future pathways
Sophia, yr 9, reports on the school's careers fair
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Golfing fun day broke records
Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh enjoyed a successful fundraising event
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Austen House residents and staff enjoy a day dipped in chocolate
World Chocolate Day: a sweet success
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help with queries
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Want to make new friends?
Drop in to a Finchampstead cafe
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