Rotary Club donations to charity last year totalled more than £30,000
Reading Maiden Erlegh completes a bumper 12 months
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Successful first planting of 2025 for environmental group Freely Fruity
Langley Mead car park receives tree boost
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Borough band with sax appeal opens new group in Binfield
A seventh Sax Bandit group welcomes new players
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Wokingham business Ovenu helps young cooks measure up
Schools can claim free cooking ingredients containers for their pupils
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Get ready for this year’s 3 Counties Cycle Ride
Registration to open for Bracknell June event
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Borough dance school wins people’s choice
Sonia Brown delighted and in a 'state of shock'
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Rotary Club of Maiden Erlegh helps feed borough families
Hundreds of frozen meals will be distributed during coldest months
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Weekend travel disruption for SWR rail travellers this weekend and next
Expect delays and replacement buses
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Inner Wheel club celebrates in colourful style
101 years of fundraising for charity
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Find out how to look after your Christmas gift houseplants at Dobbies
Join free workshops for budding gardeners in Hare Hatch
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