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Woodley celebrates green-fingered competition winners
Hard work, dedication and pride produced results at Reading Road Allotments
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Church Notes – Healing positivity
Words from Wokingham churches
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Meet Mary Poppins at fun day
The Summer fun day taking place this weekend.
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Stars come under the hammer in Wokingham
The lots are part of the monthly auction at Martin & Pole.
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Winnersh Dance club celebrates 50 golden toe-tapping years
The group is delighted still to be popular and enjoyed after five decades
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Two years of coffee pod recycling is marked
More than 3.5 million coffee pods, weighing more than 50 tonnes, have been recycled.
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Signs in place as McDonald’s opening in Wokingham moves a step closer
Sings have been installed this week.
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Claims council is ‘dragging its feet’ over kerbside glass collections
'Residents have waited long enough.' says councillor.
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NHS delivers more than 375,000 RSV jabs in South East
The NHS has announced it has delivered 376,997 vaccinations against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in the South East.
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Betty Melba Rose Tomlinson
Betty Melba Rose Tomlinson of Wokingham. Devoted wife of the late Dr Thomas Edmund (Ted) Tomlinson. Died peacefully on 27th July 2025 at the age of 94 years. Funeral service...
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