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Ancient oak under review after large branch falls in St Paul’s churchyard
Ancient oak under review after large branch falls in St Paul's churchyard
Wokingham Borough Council to sign up to climate emergency training for local authorities
TRAINING for local authorities over the climate emergency has been welcomed by Wokingham Borough Council.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Value for money
In recent years, Wokingham Borough has been repeatedly voted among the best places to live in the country.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Through the looking glass to fantasy finances
What an astonishing piece from Conservative Leader Pauline Jorgensen last week. It was like a peek into an alternative, fantastical ...
Dancers wanted. Must be up for some Bedlam. Located Wokingham
MALCOLM MAJOR is on the lookout for a dance partner or eight or nine... they should be fit, enthusiastic, and ...
Celebrations and awards for Wokingham-based Me2Club
A WOKINGHAM-based charity that helps children with additional needs take part in clubs such as Scouts held a party to ...
Bel Canto women’s choir seeks new voices: no audition necessary
A Sonning women's choir seeks new voices: no auditions needed
ANOTHER VIEW: Lessons from the Women’s World Cup
The recent Women's World Cup has thrown up several interesting issues.
CLASP members celebrate the joy of reading
CLASP members celebrate the joy of reading
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