Residents enjoy a sweet treat down memory lane
A care home remembers 200 years of chocolate
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Restaurant use plans approved
Plans have been approved for a change of use of a town centre retail unit.
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Plans revealed for new Wokingham restaurant
Signage has appeared, and the company has confirmed it plans to open later "before autumn".
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Swallowfield loaf voted best in Britain
The "Uncle Tom Cobbler n'all" was crowned the top product in the Seeded Sourdough category.
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New head chef for L’Ortolan
Jamie Pearce will take the reins at the restaurant on June 4.
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Get ready for Twyford’s 14th Beer Festival
A charity event is brewing up carnival action
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A new shop is set to open in Bracknell on Friday.
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Cafe plans approved for empty unit
A former barber in Wokingham will be converted it into a cafe.
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Plans revealed for town centre restaurant
RYND, which occupied the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, announced its intention to cease operations last month.
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A fruity day for Austen House residents
World Health Day was an opportunity for some exotic fruit tasting
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