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Oliver Widdis, Starmaker operations director Vicki Widdis, and Charlie Kendall at a NODA awards ceremony. Picture: Starmakers Theatre Company

Community

Starmakers share their good news

by Emma Merchant

An award for Charlie, and new gowns for their next production

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Former Wokingham borough mayor Cllr Beth Rowlands enjoyed attending 2nd Woodley Scouts' table top sale. Picture: Chas Randle

Community

Woodley Scouts thank visitors and volunteers for supporting their sale

by Emma Merchant

Table top event means more fun activities to enjoy

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The Great British Food Festival at Dinton Pastures at the weekend..

Community

Foodies flock to festival

Foodies from far and wide descended on Dinton Pastures in Winnersh last weekend.

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Radstock Primary School pupils performed in a showcase of dance and music from the last four decades at their 40th birthday celebrations. The event was attended by Earley town mayor Mike Smith, here with headteacher Mrs Lou Slocombe and students from the school. Picture: Radstock Primary School

Community

Big top goes up for Lower Earley primary school birthday celebrations

by Emma Merchant

The circus is coming to Radstock: all are welcome

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Share Wokingham operates at locations across the borough, through the week, providing fresh groceries. Picture: courtesy of Share Wokingham.

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Struggling families can get help with groceries

by Emma Merchant

Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week

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Wokingham Today and Reading Today Editor, Andy Preston

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Meet the new Editor of Wokingham Today and Reading Today

by Andy Preston

This will be my first edition in the hot seat as editor as both Wokingham Today and Reading Today.

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Radstock Primary School pupils performed in a showcase of dance and music from the last four decades at their 40th birthday celebrations. The event was attended by Earley town mayor Mike Smith, here with headteacher Mrs Lou Slocombe and students from the school. Picture: Radstock Primary School

Community

Radstock Primary School celebrates 40 years

by Emma Merchant

Pupils put on a show of music, dancing - and cupcakes

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Plans for the new homes in Arborfield.

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Drop-in for new homes plans in Arborfield

Croudace Homes will reveal more details of its draft proposals for land north of School Road.

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Residents enjoyed a delicious buffet - the highlight of Westende Almshouses' strawberry lunch was scones piled high with jam and cream and fresh fruit. Picture: Wokingham United Charities

Community

Summer meal was berry berry good

by Emma Merchant

Westende community enjoys strawberry lunch

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The team of fixers at Wokingham Repair Cafe have reached the UK's top 10, repairing 108 items in just two sessions. One of the team is here hard at work. Picture: Emma Merchant

Community

Get things fixed in Wokingham

by Emma Merchant

Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend

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