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- proper noun A
market town andcivil parish inBerkshire ,England .
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Peter Ainsworth - Ludgrove School in Wokingham and Bradfield College
Archive 2008-05-01 Not a sheep 2008
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Peter Ainsworth - Ludgrove School in Wokingham and Bradfield College
Education and Eton Not a sheep 2008
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Officers swooped on Asian Spice in Wokingham Road, taking away hard drives and the café’s main server at around 3. 30pm.
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This will disproportionately affect the poor, says the Labour party, which points out that in more affluent areas of the south-east, such as Richmond and Wokingham, the cuts will be just £30 per child.
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In contrast, in affluent shires, such as Buckinghamshire and Wokingham in Berkshire, 33.2% and 26.5% of pupils achieved the Ebacc.
Just 3% of pupils in some areas are getting good GCSE pass in key subjects 2012
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Wokingham Borough Council closed the local comprehensive, Ryeish Green, in 2010, as rolls were falling.
Education letters 2011
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Things only got worse when, in September 1990, William left home for Ludgrove, an elite boarding school located thirty-five miles west of London in the Berkshire town of Wokingham.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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Johnny has ridden him to win a Wokingham and a Group Three and Frankie has ridden him to win two Group Threes.
Jamie Spencer guides Wigmore Hall to Grade One success at Woodbine 2011
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The Fanshawe-trained Deacon Blues went on to win the Wokingham, with Mac's Power finishing first home on the other side of the track.
Tattenham Corner 2011
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While the trainer had to go and meet the Queen to receive his prize for winning the Golden Jubilee Stakes with Society Rock, he left his wife Jacko in a pickle with two horses to saddle in the Wokingham.
Tattenham Corner 2011
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