Sue Ryder volunteers wanted – just pop in, or apply online
Bereavement charity seeks helpers for its stores
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Earley Repair Cafe will do their best to fix it
Get broken household items mended, and enjoy a coffee with others keen to get things working
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‘Sex toys’ packaging dumped near school
Past pupils at the school include HRH The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex.
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Westende residents enjoyed Christmas lunch and festive fun
The almshouse community celebrated in style
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Fire and Rescue Service sees rise in staff absences on mental health grounds
The Fire Brigades Union has said that firefighters are being "pushed beyond limits" after data obtained by Accident Claims Advice has been published
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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First birthday celebrations for Woodley Repair Cafe
Twelve months of saving items from landfill
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Grub Club Christmas party was a rodeo riot of fun
Wokingham United Charities grant added extra reindeer power
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Council HQ set to be discussed
Only two options remain viable for the future headquarters.
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Town council scam warning
Wokingham town council has warned people about falling victim to fake event bookings.
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