Jingle jog raised £2,000
The annual Emmbrook Jingle Jog, which took place before Christmas, raised more than £2,000.
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Get bowled over at WADE
A skittles night is being organised by WADE.
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New road restrictions set for approval
Wokingham Borough Council is set to approve the introduction of a significant number of on-street parking and waiting restrictions.
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More Barkham land comes under the hammer
Another plot of woodland in Barkham is set to come under the hammer at a property auction this week.
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Tickets on sale for Wokingham concert
Early bird tickets are available for Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra's next concert in March.
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Town in running for unwanted award
Wokingham is in the running to be crowned 'the most depressing town in Britain'.
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Emmbrook quiz
A quiz night will take place at Emmbrook Sports and Social Club on Saturday.
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Jill’s award for going the extra mile
A much-loved instructor who revolutionised cycle training in Wokingham Borough has been honoured by a national charity.
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Wokingham ranked low for chlamydia
Wokingham featured in the top ten least infected areas of England for chlamydia, with a total of 223 newly reported diagnoses.
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Objection will be considered
An objection from Reading Borough Council will be considered despite arriving after the end of the consultation period.
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