The Link launches its Kindness Tree
Older Wokingham residents are set to benefit from the annual Christmas Kindness Tree initiative.
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Giving Trees are spreading joy in the borough
Giving Trees are spreading joy in the borough
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Fund open for applications
South Western Railway is inviting applications for the next round of its Customer and Communities Improvement Fund.
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Rubber-stamp for future of leisure centre
Most community users of St Crispin's Leisure Centre look set to retain usage when final plans for its future are confirmed tonight.
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PM refuses to confirm funds for new hospital
Rishi Sunak dodged a question iabout the status of the Government's promise to build a new Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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‘School streets’ for Wokingham?
A plan that could introduce "school streets" throughout Wokingham could be put to residents.
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Charvil sinkhole: scan results expected
Scans for more sinkholes in Charvil have been carried out after a crater opened up in a car park.
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Applications now open for South Western Railway’s successful community investment fund
A FRESH round of applications for a fund aimed at helping communities has been launched by a rail company.
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No drop in footfall
Data shows there has been no decrease in footfall in Wokingham town centre.
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Santas, Supermen, Spider-men and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year’s Reading Toy Run
Santas, Supermen, Spidermen and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year's Reading Toy Run
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