Thames Voyces performs afternoon music for remembrance
Bracknell chamber choir begins a new season of concerts in Crowthorne
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Woodley and Earley Lions support installation of life-saving equipment
Bleed kit in Woodley Precinct will save lives
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Wokingham Borough Council set to launch lottery for good causes
Funds raised by a community lottery scheme in Wokingham Borough would be split between local charities.
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Starmaker performers: ‘optimism about what lies ahead’
Their show Fame the Musical played to sold-out houses
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Shinfield studios sponsors Wokingham charity film screening
Tickets for See No Evil will disappear fast, says Arts4Wokingham
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Crafters in Twyford and Hurst create new projects for Remembrance day
Talented crafters' new projects have boosted the commemoration of Remembrance in two communities.
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Sensory room approved for Wokingham Hospital
The approved proposals will see the construction of a new garden log cabin.
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Nature competition to give children and biodiversity a boost
Schools can win a Let's Go Zero prize
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Male-voice choir concert boosts domestic abuse charity
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