Going through menopause? Learn how to manage symptoms at a borough leisure centre
Places Leisure is offering a new course, Move Through Menopause, at Wokingham, and Lodden Valley leisure centres
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Woman walks to the Caribbean and back for Epilepsy Society
Cruise passenger completes more than 300 laps at sea
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Get your team together for Wokingham’s Swimathon
Swim for fun, and for charity
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Ramblers Wellbeing Walks: Join them at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
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A Wellbeing walking group meets weekly for relaxed rambles
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Young cyclist Dexter is making oui-ly good progress
An 11 year old fundraiser is on a mission to reach Paris
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SHINE changes criticised
'With the current cost of living crisis, this does not seem fair.'
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Wokingham firm launches fitness initiative
A Wokingham-based technology platform has launched an initiative to mobilise the UK workforce.
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Still time to enter the Wokingham Run
There's still time to enter the Wokingham Run
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Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
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