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Entries pour in for Spring Show
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Shinfield care home celebrates St Patrick’s Day
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Emmbrook Village Hall shows what it’s made of
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Wokingham Art Society welcomes artist Kevin Scully
Visitors invited to see him demonstrate acrylic landscape painting
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