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Berkshire charity celebrates 40th anniversary with afternoon tea
Prosecco and cakes will be on the menu
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Community
Saturday is community day in Arborfield Green
There's plenty to do at a borough leisure centre
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Care home plans for Ruscombe
A consultation has opened into plans for a two-storey, 66-bed care home in Ruscombe.
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Garden donation from Squire’s
Wokingham In Need was chosen to receive a Love Where You Live Award for 2024.
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A talk will get people buzzing in Wokingham
Hear about the secrets of bees at a gardening club meeting
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Get a hole in one for charity
Wokingham day centre prepares for golf fundraiser
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Trees are the bees knees as Wokingham beekeepers mark association’s 150th anniversary
TO MARK the 150th anniversary of the British Beekeepers Association, new trees have been planted in Wokingham.
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Wokingham man completes the London Marathon for the British Heart Foundation
And for his friend's dad
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The borough ‘acts on dementia’ in solidarity
Access activities and support at two information days
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May unfair weather doesn’t dampen smiles
Crowds braved the rain to enjoy bank holiday fun
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