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Holly Jolly Jingle Fest set to arrive in Arborfield this Christmas
A NEW community event is set to launch on December 9, looking to bring Arborfield residents together for a festive ...
Carers support group meets for lunch in Wokingham
Carers support group meets for lunch in Wokingham
Fire crews spread safety message
Crews from Wokingham fire station were in Market Place on Saturday.
Council approves strategy to tackle violent against women and girls
Cllr Sarah Kerr said violence against women and girls exists in Wokingham.
The Berkshire venue that’s top of the list
A Berkshire venue has made it into a list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.
Warning that village halls across Berkshire could be forced to close
THE changing face of Britain's village halls could mean many lack proper insurance which could force them to close.
Spooks and jokes on First Days’ half-term pumpkin trail
JOKES and scares are promised from a Wokingham-based charity that supports families, thanks to a half-term event
Arborfield food fest to get residents into the Hallowe’en spirit
A SPOOKTACULAR time is waiting for those who dare to venture out to Arborfield's Oktober Foodfest.
Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
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