New partnership for Peach Place gym
Wokingham Borough Council has expanded its partnership with Places Leisure for a gym in Peach Place.
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Claims that future of St Crispin’s has been decided
Campaigners fighting to save St. Crispin's Leisure Centre insist it will be closed to save money.
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Walk for wellbeing every Tuesday in Finchampstead
Walk for wellbeing every Tuesday in Finchampstead
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Free bike event for cycling enthusiasts in Finchampstead
Free bike event for cycling enthusiasts in Finchampstead
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Could you be Wokingham u3a’s new movement to music teacher?
Could you be Wokingham u3a's new movement to music teacher?
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Esprit Kids have upside-down fun in Winnersh
Esprit Kids have upside-down fun in Winnersh
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Friends Beverley and Alison will walk the Chilterns for Alzheimers research
Friends Beverley and Alison will walk the Chilterns for Alzheimers research
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Wokingham bike event was electric
Wokingham bike event was electric
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Hawkedon Primary School sports day is a warm weather winner
Hawkedon Primary School sports day is a warm weather winner
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Take part in a film project to tell Ruby’s story
Take part in a film project to tell Ruby's story
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