Easter fundraising at The Lexicon
The Lexicon has launched fundraising for its The Lexicon Charity Fund.
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Look forward to a Spring Show in Wokingham
Look forward to a Spring Show in Wokingham
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Want to meet other writers? Get to Wokingham library
Want to meet other writers? Get to Wokingham library
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First Days’ joyful new mural: colour in the darkness
First Days' joyful new mural: colour in the darkness
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Adopted children get creative in Lower Earley
Adopted children get creative in Lower Earley
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
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We did it with 10 minutes to spare, says coach
We did it with 10 minutes to spare, says coach
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Youngsters know they’re amazing at Walter Infants School
Youngsters know they're amazing at Walter Infants School
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Discuss the environment with People Planet Pint Wokingham
Discuss the environment with People Planet Pint Wokingham
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Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
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