Choral society warmly invites new singers
Choral society warmly invites new singers
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Free exhibition of artists’ work in Wokingham
Free exhibition of artists' work in Wokingham
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Brookside Church opens its doors to the community
Brookside Church opens its doors to the community
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Breastfeeding mothers will find a friendly place in Wokingham's new leisure centre
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Corpus Christie panto will see them planting beans
Corpus Christie panto will see them planting beans
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From start to finish – a musical show in 24 hours!
From start to finish - a musical show in 24 hours!
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A polar traveller will share his experiences in a Wokingham lecture
A polar traveller will share his experiences in a Wokingham lecture
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Lech, the Polish racing pigeon, finally returns home after being lost for a year
Lech, the Polish homing pigeon, finally returns home after being lost for a year
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GCSEs 2022 – St Crispin’s School students have really done themselves proud!
GCSEs 2022 - St Crispin's School students have really done themselves proud!
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GCSE 2022 - Emmbrook students - sunny smiles despite the rain
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