A festive feast at WADE
The WADE Day Centre held one of its highlights of the year last week.
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Children take centre stage
Children from schools across Wokingham Borough were the stars of the show at a Christmas carol concert.
Read moreDetailsCLASP’s festive eco fun day supports children’s charity
CLASP's festive eco fun day supports children's charity
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Foodbank ‘blown away’ by appeal
The appeal asked residents for donations to help provide much-needed support during the festive season.
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Delivering toys and joy across Berkshire
Volunteers work year-round in an operation that's impressive for its scale, complexity and efficiency.
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Works to start at California crossroads
The council has organised a drop-in session today for residents, local businesses and other interested parties.
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Charity boost for Sue Ryder
Newbury Building Society presented the Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice with a cheque for £7,369.99 earlier this month.
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Michele lends her voice to charity
A Wokingham voice actor has joined other actors and celebrities to raise thousands of pounds for Cancer Research UK.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reminiscences of Wargrave from Wargrave Local History Society
For Wargrave Local History Society's December meeting, Di Evans shared her Reminiscences of Wargrave
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Winnersh lights up for Christmas
Hundreds of people gathered for an annual event to mark the switch on of the Christmas lights in Winnersh.
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