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Ashridge Park women’s support for Daisy’s Dream
Captain Chloe Barton told Wokingham Today: "We managed to raise £320 after the fundraiser."
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Beavers found by Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs!
Youngsters enjoy visit from trained pups Suki and Molly
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Naturally Speaking: a talk will give fresh insight into business sustainability
Wokingham Positive Difference tackles the issue of recycling
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Campaigners declare victory as council backs Wokingham mosque plans
The Wokingham Islamic Centre had called on Wokingham borough council to support the principle of establishing a new mosque in Wokingham.
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Wokingham Probus Club raises hundreds of pounds for MNDA
'Brilliant' donation is celebrated by the group
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London soloist Elizaveta Tyun to play at Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra concert
Rising young violinist to join the ensemble in Wokingham
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Wokingham Literary Society takes a good look at the view
Members will compare and contrast two coming-of-age stories
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Looking for a choir to sing with?
Blend, in Finchampstead, offers music and fun
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Hear Wokingham’s newest orchestral group’s first concert
Audiences can enjoy a night of famous overtures from Wokingham Philharmonic Orchestra
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Local care home resident celebrates 100th birthday with Royal congratulations
Celebrations were in full swing at Austen House Care Home as one of its residents, Bridget "Delia" Dunne, marked her 100th birthday in style.
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