Save a life by learning basic first aid for free
People can learn to use a defibrillator at a first aid course organised by Finchampstead Parish Council
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Home care company walks a mile a day to raise funds for Wokingham day centre
The team values the work of WADE Day centre
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Take a break to hear poems and stories read out loud
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Pencils will be ready for a quiz in Wokingham
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Litter pick yields 60 sacks of rubbish on the A4
The group claimed that no A4 litter had been collected by Wokingham Borough Council for weeks.
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Spring blooms filled St Paul’s Rooms at a horticultural show in Wokingham
More than 260 exhibits, including daffodils, were on display
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Stella sparkles at 101 years young
How a resident at Shinfield View Care home celebrated her special birthday
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There’s fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Enjoy Monday activities with Kings Kiddies
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Broken household items can be repaired at Woodley Repair Cafe
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Wokingham borough film studios used for Hollywood blockbuster Ghostbusters Frozen Empire
Parts of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire were filmed at Shinfield Studios and Winnersh Studios.
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