Heather’s skydive makes an impact for teens’ mental wellbeing
Heather's skydive makes an impact for teens' mental wellbeing
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Pumpkin king takes another crown
Woodley pumpkin-king Curtis Leach recorded a new personal best weight in a competition in Southampton.
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Link Visiting charity thrilled to win outstanding award
Link Visiting charity thrilled to win outstanding award
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Places Leisure is in the pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Places Leisure is in the pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Need a party dress? Visit a Wokingham sale
Need a little black dress? Visit a Wokingham sale
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Find friendship and support for kinship carers in Wokingham
Find friendship and support for kinship carers in Wokingham
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Wednesday church for Norreys babies and toddlers
Wednesday church for Norreys babies and toddlers
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Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
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Calling young artists
The Lexicon has launched its annual art competition.
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Plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride
A public consultation has opened into outline plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride in Finchampstead.
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