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CLASP members are as busy as ever, with lots of summer activities
Highlights for August will include boat racing and history
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Rewind Festival returns next month
The retro festival returns to Henley.
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Enjoy a forest bathing walk
You will be guided through a series of sensory exercises.
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It’s time to make a splash as new paddling pool opens at California Country Park
The paddling pool at California Country Park is now open.
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Me2Club urgently appeals for support to continue
Summer party highlights how crucial it is to the families it serves
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Hundreds more EV chargepoints to be installed in the borough
Major infrastructure expansion will help drivers go electric
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New deacons Lucy, Matthew and Kajsa begin their ministry in the borough
Bishop Steven prays for them to have 'big hearts'
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Naturally Speaking: Climate emergency – what’s being done?
Environmental news and views
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Wokingham Borough Council summer waste tips
Coping with waste in warm weather
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Berkshire’s 2025 Japanese knotweed hotspots revealed
Wokingham has been ranked in fourth place in Berkshire.
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