Details revealed for Wokingham Ale Trail launch
The Ale Trail will run from June 7 to July 12.
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Business
Hall & Woodhouse reveals partnership with Top Gear legend James May
The presenter's award-winning gin can now be enjoyed at Peacock Farm, Hall & Woodhouse Crowthorne,
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This Finchampstead brewery will reward you for walking, running or cycling
The bigger the effort, the bigger the reward.
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Learn how to face challenge at a Wokingham breakfast
Wokingham Positive Difference looks at how to get over that stuck feeling
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Frost hits Twyford vineyard crop
Initial assessments indicate that between 40% and 50% percent of this year's crop has been lost,
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Aldi pushes £7m plan to transform derelict Bracknell Homebase site into new supermarket
Aldi is doubling down on its bid to take over Bracknell's derelict Homebase site
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Wokingham store Maya’s Refillables celebrates four sustainable years
Supporters raise a glass to Wokingham's zero waste store
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Wokingham eyed by Mexican restaurant chain
Mexican-inspired restaurant business Zambrero has revealed that Wokingham is on its list of planned new locations in Berkshire.
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Blandy & Blandy welcomes Rob Keyse
Blandy & Blandy is a leading Thames Valley law firm.
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‘It’s so disheartening’: Woodley shoppers disappointed by bank closure
Lloyds Bank in Crockhamwell Road will close on Wednesday, June 17.
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