October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
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For vegan produce visit Wokingham’s market
For vegan produce visit Wokingham's market
Energy awareness event in Wokingham town centre on Thursday
WOKINGHAM's Citizens Advice is running an Energy Awareness Event in the Market Place between 9am and 3pm on Thursday, September ...
Me2 Club: Charity to provide fun night for youngster with additional needs
Me2: fun for young people
Arborfield craft and food market booked in for October date
A COMMUNITY group is gearing up for the latest offering of its monthly showcase for local businesses.
Shinfield’s Friday Funday returns for half term
A COMMUNITY project is set to return during October half-term, giving parents some much-needed time off.
Chortle for charity at a Wokingham Comedy Night
Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
More calls to ban disposable vapes
The RSPCA is urging animal lovers to ensure MPs help to push through a potential ban on disposable vapes.
Is there a plan for parking meters in Wokingham?
Mystery surrounds proposals that appear to possibly indicate that Wokingham Borough Council plans to impose further parking restrictions.
Wokingham council staff are ‘relaxing at home in their tracksuits’ councillor claims
Council staff have been relaxing at home "in their tracksuits" rather than helping residents from their desks, a councillor has ...
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