Walkers turn out in force
The event made a significant amount for local charities and good causes.
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Call for NHS to be top Budget priority
He said: "Being diagnosed with cancer is one of the worst experiences someone can go through."
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Children’s Book Festival this weekend
Award-winning authors are coming to Wokingham this weekend.
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Church plans approved for former depot
Wokingham Borough Council has approved the plans for the property in Spencers Wood.
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Spencers Wood repair cafe flags up success
Members of Lambs Lane group design bunting for international celebration
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Henry Street Garden Centre expert to share fruits of his knowledge with California Gardeners
Visitors will be able to pick up sweet planting tips
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Ruscombe care home plans refused
LNY Care Development had submitted the plans for land to the west of New Road in Ruscombe.
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Boost for poppy appeal in Wokingham
Pret has offered the use of a unit in the centre of Wokingham.
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Harry Baker, poet and mathematician delights audience at Queen Anne’s School
National Poetry Day visitor brings numbers and words together for students
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Changes approved for town centre restaurant
{;ans have been approved for new advertising, signage and paint.
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