Housebuilder helping Scouts on African adventure
HousebuilSCOUTS in Wokingham are closer to an African adventure, thanks to a donation for a housebuilder.
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The Wokingham Job Support Centre is a charity serving the Wokingham and Bracknell communities. It provides free advice to assist ...
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THE STREETS of Wokingham were paved with fun on Monday, May 6, as the annual May Fayre took over the ...
Harry’s ready for an amazing American adventure with the Scouts
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A Wokingham scout group’s plan for a new headquarters for more than 250 young people has been turned down by ...
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