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Free fire safety event in Wokingham to help protect vulnerable adults
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has a free training session for partner agencies
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Museum ranked as one of Newbury's top three attractions
West Berkshire Museum is listed as one of top three places in Newbury in national rating system
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Report says Wokingham has the best adult social mobility in England
Report published by the Social Mobility Commission
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Starbucks recognition for Reading disability charity
Starbucks recognises Reading disability charity with nomination in national campaign
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Winnersh Triangle's annual festive fair attracts 800 employees
Winnersh Triangle workers take part in annual festive fair
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West Berkshire Council and Thames Valley Police join forces for MEAM Project
Area selected to develop coordinated, effective support for people experiencing multiple needs
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Christmas celebration at Wokingham's new housing development
Christmas Celebration for new housing development in Wokingham
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Pangbourne school rows to victory at British Indoor Championships
Pangbourne school rows to victory at British Indoor Championships
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Reading's Older People’s Working Group celebrates with festive social
Members met at the Civic Centre for a Christmas social that included talks, refreshments and a Christmas quiz
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Awards ceremonies recognise achievements of Whitley children's home youngsters
Two council-run centres in Whitley held the annual get-togethers to celebrate the achievements of the young people
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Reading West MP Alok Sharma visits South Central Ambulance Service
Mr Sharma visited staff in front line emergency services in December
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Holme Grange School hosts Living Nativity to mark start of Christmas
Each of the three Year Six classes acted out two half hour performances