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New restaurant and pub for Crowthorne
The new establishment will also create 40 full-time jobs for the local community.
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Community
Children in Wokingham can enjoy free outdoor magic and theatre
Families are invited to bring picnics
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Craft group celebrates 40 years of lacemaking
And they'd love new members to join them
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Expect 40 days of rain at a Binfield concert
Thames Voyces will be flooding the airwaves with their music
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A splash of summer colour
The second Family Colour Run event saw close to 500 people running and watching.
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Berkshire churches urged to review security
The warning comes following a spate of thefts from churches.
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End of the road for BBQ King?
'Many separate complaints have been raised against the business.'
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Residents hear plans for 1,000+ homes
Developers were on hand to answer questions at the event.
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Song and stories in Twyford
The performance was led by the choir's inspiring musical director Helen Styles.
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Get messy in Lower Earley
Enjoy fun, food, stories and crafts at Messy church
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