More than 1,000 Wokingham residents letters help convince government to give councils additional cash
re than 1,000 Wokingham residents helped push the government into giving councils extra cash, the council leader has said
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Marie Curie needs people of Wokingham to spring into action
The charity is calling on the residents of Wokingham to support its Great Daffodil Appeal.
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How to cope with grief: author shares tips
How to cope with grief: author shares tips
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Pride seeks volunteers
Wokingham Pride is looking for volunteers.
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One Front Door closure not an end to help
Wokingham residents have been told they should not fear a reduction in help when the One Front Door advice service closes later this year.
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Motorists warned of M25 and A3 closures as junction 10 project enters next phase
A PROJECT to update one of the busiest interchanges in the country will see the M25 closed over several weekends in coming months.
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St Paul’s churchyard oak: hope for new growth
St Paul's churchyard oak: hope for new growth
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Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
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People can buy vegan products at a Wokingham market
People can buy vegan products at a Wokingham market
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Level crossing in Wokingham town to be closed for nearly a month for signal upgrade works
LEVEL crossings in Wokingham town centre will be closed for nearly a month for upgrade works, the final part of a £116 million upgrade programme
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