Business group organised by Dr Phillip Lee donates to two Wokingham charities
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Gardeners showcase their efforts at Wokingham Horticultural Association winter show
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Award for Wokingham Half Marathon organiser
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Christmas greetings from Wokingham’s leaders
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Borough leaders pay tribute to London Bridge terror attack victims
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