Pleasant peasants: Bruegel’s comic depictions of daily life
The Arts Society Wokingham will hear from art historian Dr Amy Orrock
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Sunday League finals set for Binfield
The Bracknell Sunday League will host its prestigious Junior and Senior Cup finals this weekend.
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Farley Gardens ‘Chef’ hopes to stir up culinary success
Care home managing directors to compete in charity cook-off
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Art lovers will discuss the flamboyant work of Spanish architect Gaudi
A talk titled, A Celebration of Nature, can be enjoyed this month in Binfield
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Couple raises a glass to 70 years of marriage
Barbara and Graham share the secrets of seven happy decades together
Read moreDetailsBinfield friends boost children’s cancer charity
Albert's Army raises £5k for Abby's Heroes
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Binfield’s The Jack set to reopen
The Jack O'Newbury will open its doors in Binfield this May.
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Casino Royale comes to Binfield: Charity night raises £7,500 for Cancer Support
For Your Eyes Only was 'fabulous'
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Listed: the roads in Bracknell Forest set for resurfacing in multi-million pound programme
Roads in Bracknell are set to benefit from a multi-million-pound resurfacing and maintenance programme.
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Arts Society Wokingham gives back
Arts appreciation group makes a difference to young lives
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