Wokingham renames tenants’ charter in push to tackle stigma
Wokingham took a stride forward for social mobility and equality last week as its tenants' charter was renamed the residents' charter.
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Earlybird booking opens for Wokingham summer concert
Tickets now available for an evening of music Fantastique
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Sounds of Deep Purple come to Wokingham
Lions' concert is for lovers of Classic Hard Rock
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Wokingham Festival 2026 announces star-studded line-up and family-friendly fun
Wokingham Festival is set to return this August Bank Holiday weekend, promising three days of live music, local talent, and family entertainment
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Building For The Future launches urgent appeal for its new centre
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Spring flowers fill St Paul’s Parish Rooms
Wokingham Horticultural Show bursts into bloom
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Does hearing-loss stop you using public transport?
Residents invited to share their experiences with RNID
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Fence plans for St Crispin’s school
Plans have been submitted for a two-metre high fence at the Wokingham school.
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Top 5 Easter weekend activities in Wokingham
With the Easter Bank Holiday upon us, Wokingham has plenty to offer families and visitors looking to enjoy the long weekend
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MP challenges Wokingham to pick its most loved pub – have your say
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, has launched a new initiative inviting residents to nominate their favourite pub in the constituency.
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