CLASP Wokingham members sing out for Red Nose Day
Self-run group for people with learning disabilities makes music and money for charity
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Bus services boost for Wokingham
Bus services in Wokingham borough are set to get a £1.9 million boost.
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Business owners nominated for national award
Wokingham businesses 'thrilled' to be finalists.
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Attend Dinton’s first wedding fair
Dinton Pastures Country Park will hold its first Wedding Fair in May.
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Find friendship and coffee in Wokingham
LINK Thursdays are open to all
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Publishing returns to Peach Street as Wokingham and Reading Today moves into new office
The town's local newspaper, which also publishes Reading Today, opened a newsroom in Peach Street.
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Didn’t we have a lovely time, the day we went to Marlow?
Residents of West Oak Care home enjoy a day out by the river
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REVIEW: Trying the ‘best burgers in the borough’ at Lucky’s
My family and I felt very "Lucky", to be invited to the eagerly anticipated and newly opened Lucky's restaurant in Elms Walk.
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Football round-up: O’Connor nets a quick fire hat-trick as Wokingham Town defeat Berks County
Three goals in the opening 14 minutes from Mikey O'Connor saw Wokingham Town grab a vital three points on Tuesday night.
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Sparkle at Alexander Devine’s Heaven Sent Ball
A charity event with glitz and glamour will take place in historic Old Windsor
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