Wokingham Today - 2024-02-01

• Library launches new book lovers club
• Online trauma support rolled out to Wokingham schools
• ‘Brazen’ gang who created a firearm factory in home jailed
• Pothole damage claims is due to ‘inadequate funding’
• Shop returns online
• 1,000 letters help make Wokingham’s case to government
• Government wants more homes built
• Boys invited to fall in for youth club
• Marie Curie needs daffodil appeal helpers
• Charity wants to thank its volunteers for 50 years
• Wokingham United Charities seeks trustees to help its work
• CLASP members plan a Wombles litter pick
• Volunteer Fair to be held in Wokingham
• Views sought on new transport plan
• Why do I not have a school place?
• Council income
• This is your life?
• Financial questions answered
• Save the date for University’s second Community Festival this May
• A chance to find your heart in Lightwater Country Park
• The trouble with digital payments
• Seven ways to be more sustainabl­e
• Animals show kindness too
• Preparing for spring
• RaW Sounds Today
• ROCKETS TAMED BY BRADFORD DRAGONS IN CLOSE ENCOUNTER
• RAMS RUN RIOT IN EIGHT TRY WIN
• SUMAS’ SURVIVAL HOPES TAKE A HIT WITH HOLYPORT DEFEAT
• SUMAS WIN TO MOVE THIRD, SWORDS SCORE NINE AT HOME
• KNIBBS NETS AGAIN AS ROYALS PICK UP POINT
• ‘It was some of the best football we’ve played all season’
• Is history repeating itself?
• PROTEST GROUP DETAILS NEW PLANS
• TOP TEAMS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE DIVISION ONE WITH EMPHATIC WINS

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