A Wokingham churchyard should look spick and span after the Coronation weekend
A Wokingham churchyard should look spick and span after the Coronation weekend
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Raise your hat for Playhatch pub’s coronation garden party
Raise your hat for Reading pub's coronation garden party
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Where to find Wokingham’s Citizens Advice Mobile Unit
Where to find Wokingham's Citizens Advice Mobile Unit
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Eversley residents will gather for a Big Lunch coronation celebration
Eversley residents will gather for a Big Lunch coronation celebration
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Company’s generous gift will help borough hedgehogs
Company's generous gift will help borough hedgehogs
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Twyford Tai Chi group’s free meditation session will raise funds for charity
Twyford Tai Chi group's free meditation session will raise funds for charity
Read moreDetailsWin a supermarket prize to boost your coronation party
Win a supermarket prize to boost your coronation party
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Group for retired professional men: April meeting
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South Hill Park celebrates 50th birthday with a festival of food and music
https://www.southhillpark.org.uk/shp-events/the-festival-of-food-and-music-2023
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Wokingham garden centre’s new play area opens
Wokingham garden centre's new play area opens
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