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Progress at Gorse Ride development
A family that is set to move into a property at Gorse Ride have laid a brick to mark the construction of their new home.
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Take a Lucas at Wokingham’s history
Take a Lucas at Wokingham's history
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Picture perfect children’s concert features lights, camera, and action
Picture perfect children's concert features lights, camera, and action
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Woodley Scouts are sprouting
Woodley Scouts are sprouting
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Seeds are free for novice gardeners
Seeds are free for novice gardeners
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
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Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
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Link welcomes all for coffee and friendship
Link Thursdays welcomes all for coffee and friendship
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Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
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Enjoy Winter Bowls with Link Visiting Scheme
Enjoy Winter Bowls with Link Visiting Scheme
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