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Picture perfect: visit a photography exhibition in Wokingham
All are welcome to a free town centre display
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Community
Jason’s 50th birthday present to himself is a 26.2 mile run
Wokingham man runs for adoption and trauma support charity
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Take a break and hear poems and stories read out loud
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Society learned history of the Maiwand lion
The Maiwand Lion statue stands in Reading's Forbury Gardens.
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Care home celebrates National Scrabble Day
Staff and residents get competitive with words
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Sindlesham quizzers may have the answers
A chance to test your general knowledge
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First Wokingham Repair Cafe a huge success
A teddy, hoovers, a handbag were among the fixers' first challenges
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Friends step out to raise funds for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
Dave and John thank the charity they say gave them a future
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Ticket sales start for Wargrave Festival
Long queues are expected when tickets for the 25th Wargrave Festival go on sale on Saturday.
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