Vigil calling for end to gender-based violence to be held in Wokingham
A TORCHLIT vigil will be held in Wokingham town centre, calling for an end to gender-based violence.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Conservatives invest in roads while Lib Dems punish motorists
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Honest Motherhood: A day in the countryside
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PACT to welcome children’s TV presenter Dan Simpson to its carol concert
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LadBaby book signing has them queueing out of the door … and all for a sausage roll
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Table tennis: Tilehurst RBL move up Division One table
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Journey through the year at free concert in Winnersh
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Christmas songs for women in Charvil
Christmas songs for women in Charvil
Online news provider Berkshire Live to cease publishing next week
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