Boost for Twyford business
A Twyford-based business has acquired an AI and analytics platform to expand its operations.
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Wokingham MP joins mental health walk
he Wokingham MP has said the group is making great strides towards a healthier culture for men.
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Three Bracknell bus routes axed after running nearly empty
Funding for three bus services is set to be withdrawn.
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Beer lovers invited to Wokingham’s first-ever Ale Trail with badge reward
One aim is to encourage members of the public to visit them.
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Amount won by residents in Wokingham Borough Community Lottery revealed
Prizes have ranged from £25 to a whopping £2,000.
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Pedal for a medal in June at the Three Counties Cycle Ride
Register now to take part in the Three Counties Cycle Ride
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Berkshire charity seeks adoptive family to change a little boy’s life
Could you offer this one-year-old the safe, loving home he deserves?
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Celebrate 10 years of walking with the Wokingham Lions Club
There's still time to sign up for this month's Wokingham Walk
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Earlybird booking opens for Wokingham summer concert
Tickets now available for an evening of music Fantastique
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Sounds of Deep Purple come to Wokingham
Lions' concert is for lovers of Classic Hard Rock
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