Crochet group invites new members to take their skills to the next level
KNITTERS of all levels are welcome to attend weekly sessions organised by a Wokingham community group.
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Heritage Open Day: a treat despite the heat
Heritage Open Day: a treat despite the heat
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Cleaning company delivers a whopping donation of groceries
Cleaning company delivers a whopping donation of groceries
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Walk for Parkinsons next month
Walk for Parkinsons next month
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Wokingham artists will blaze a trail this weekend
Wokingham artists will blaze a trail this weekend
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Tesco’s community bookshelf is a real page turner
Tesco's Community Bookshelf is a real page turner
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Toddlers can enjoy story time at a Wednesday play group
Toddlers can enjoy story time at a Wednesday play group
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Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
Wokingham friendship club welcomes people with learning disabilities
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Mountain biker Bill will ride the Pennines for CAB Wokingham
Mountain biker Bill will ride the Pennines for CAB Wokingham
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A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
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