Enjoy a free talk hosted by The Arts Society Wokingham
Hear an actor speak about Man of the Theatre Charles Dickens
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Door-knock ‘prank’ warning as residents left shaken in Binfield
Residents in Binfield have been urged to remain vigilant after reports of individuals knocking loudly on doors ? and in some cases kicking them.
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Residents’ delight as bird-box homes a family of chicks
Farley Gardens Care Home celebrates Maggie's success
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Farley Gardens launches new stroke cafe tomorrow (Wednesday)
Binfield care home to open its doors to the community
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Discover The Elgin Marbles, in Binfield
An Arts Society Wokingham lecture will reveal the secrets of these ancient sculptures
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Newbold pupils bring Binfield’s WW1 past to life
Children's research shared in community exhibition
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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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