Austen House honours the fallen
Residents fall silent on Remembrance Day
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Shinfield care home gets ready for festive fun
Parson's Grange invites the community in for its Christmas fair
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Learn how to clean greener at a pop-up workshop
Arborfill and Nature Works Wonders are on a mission to get rid of harmful chemicals and plastic waste in the home
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Autumnal photos of the borough: spooky or spectacular?
Residents' pictures tell a seasonal story
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Local care home shines bright for festival of lights
Austen House residents celebrate Diwali
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Earley Repair Cafe: We’ll do our best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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Wokingham Fireworks 2024: Did you see them?
The crowds? the display? the band?
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Shinfield studios sponsors Wokingham charity film screening
Tickets for See No Evil will disappear fast, says Arts4Wokingham
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Accident forces endurance runners Jack and Joshua to run to Sydney
Their Australian perimeter plans dashed, the friends find another challenge
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Nature competition to give children and biodiversity a boost
Schools can win a Let's Go Zero prize
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