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Bluebird carers ask: What makes us feel loved?
Bluebird Carers deliver kindness to customers
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Community
Children give new Charvil swings and roundabouts the thumbs up
Charvil Piggott pupils celebrate village's upgraded play park
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Church Notes: Choosing to love
Words from Wokingham churches
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The fate of Limmerhill is in the balance
Shute End enquiry begins into whether or not 60 houses should be built on the last green space between Wokingham and Barkham
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Original Factory Shop collapses into administration – What it means for your money and returns
The administrators of the company have confirmed your right as a consumer.
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Discover the history of steam engines in Ceylon, at a club meeting in Wokingham
Members of the Railway & Transport Club will hear a talk about British Steam in Sri Lanka
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Love scrabble?
Try a monthly Woodley group that meets to play word games
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Bracknell Care home resident reunites with firefighting colleagues
David Hedger was 'stoked' to see so many old faces
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Winnersh care home residents keep their cool on the ice
Abbeyfield skating trip proves you're never too old to get active and have fun
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Bracknell-based gymnastics coach wins prestigious British Gymnastics award
This award celebrates a coach who goes above and beyond.
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