Ramblers Wellbeing Walks: Join them at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a family ramble in the fresh air
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Find fresh food, plants, and produce in the town centre
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See how they grow at California Gardeners’ Club spring show
Enjoy a display of bulbs, baskets, and biscuits in Finchampstead
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Why a donkey procession is to go through Wokingham town centre on Sunday
Jesus' last journey will be remembered in the town
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Volunteers needed to keep Woodford Park fit for a queen
Would-be gardeners can help keep borough flower beds colourful
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A Wellbeing walking group meets weekly for relaxed rambles
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Wokingham Positive Difference is ‘where the magic happens’
People from the worlds of business, government, and community celebrated WPD's 100th event
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Young cyclist Dexter is making oui-ly good progress
An 11 year old fundraiser is on a mission to reach Paris
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‘inspirational teacher’ Jenny Brown retires from Woodley Festival
Music gala's choral chair will be much missed
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Haiku arts event. Bring poems to Art Space, Earley
On theme of water
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