Charity boost for Sue Ryder
Newbury Building Society presented the Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice with a cheque for £7,369.99 earlier this month.
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Michele lends her voice to charity
A Wokingham voice actor has joined other actors and celebrities to raise thousands of pounds for Cancer Research UK.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reminiscences of Wargrave from Wargrave Local History Society
For Wargrave Local History Society's December meeting, Di Evans shared her Reminiscences of Wargrave
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Winnersh lights up for Christmas
Hundreds of people gathered for an annual event to mark the switch on of the Christmas lights in Winnersh.
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Grants awarded to support residents
Grants has been issued to ten organisations in Wokingham Borough to support residents struggling with the cost of living.
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Wokingham toddlers meet on Mondays for fun and games
Wokingham toddlers meet on Mondays for fun and games
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Locals take charge of The Bull
The new managers of a Barkham pub and restaurant have taken the meaning of 'local' to a whole new level.
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Don’t buy e-scooters for Christmas
Thames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber has urged parents not to buy e-scooters for their children this Christmas
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Wokingham Pride Christmas cards on sale
Wokingham Pride has launched its own charity Christmas cards.
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Preschool and toddler craft sessions keep little fingers busy
Preschool and toddler craft sessions keep little fingers busy
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