Why ‘England’s friendliest bowling club’ needs a new clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club aims to preserve a piece of village history
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Get ready for Party in the Park
One of the biggest events in the Wokingham calendar returns to the town on Saturday.
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A Marvellous tribute at Dinton
The Marvellous Festival returns next month.
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MP reacts to RBH ‘massive shortfall’
The government is only giving £4.4 million for repairs to the Royal Berkshire hospital.
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Help keep Berkshire’s countryside safe from fire this Summer
Tips and hints for a blaze-free borough
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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MP calls for action on ‘dangerous’ delays
Patients with deadly cancers are facing severe delays in starting life-saving treatment.
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Environmental News and Views: thinking of ways to cut energy costs?
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Church Notes: Impossible things to believe?
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Enter now for Wokingham Bikeathon
The event has been running for almost 20 years, with thousands of riders taking part each time.
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