Thinking about electric vehicles for you or your small business?
A free event in Winnersh can tell you all you need to know
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Wokingham
Twyford barn dance raises thousands for charity
Record amount will support family dementia carers
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Building for the Future is ‘thrilled’ to be new mayor’s chosen charity
The organisation looks forward to an exciting year ahead
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Berkshire Celebrated Excellence in Care at the BCA Care Awards 2025
Special nomination went to 80 year old Halimah
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How warm and dry was this spring?
And what can we expect of summer?
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Inner Wheel members take to the catwalk for charity
A night of fashion has raised money for people in need
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Care home residents enjoy football nostalgia at Reading FC
The gentlemen's outing left residents 'beaming with joy'
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Celebrate 35 years of music with an Earley concert of Sacred music
Hear the Erleigh Cantors' perform in June
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Walk the Walk highlights supporters during National Volunteers’ Week
It says they are 'the backbone of its events and the beating heart of The MoonWalk'.
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Enjoy a fiesta of a concert in Wokingham
Trinity Concert Band promises a night of spectacular live music
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