Windsor and Maidenhead council backs down on plans to axe arts funding
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has instead committed to a 17% increase of funds to Norden Farm, Maidenhead and Old Court, Windsor.
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Theresa May supports campaign to stop council axing ‘essential’ arts funding
A campaign backed by Theresa May MP is calling on a Berkshire council to rethink its plans to stop funding venues such as Norden Farm, Maidenhead.
Read moreDetailsSinging sparks joy for older people in Berkshire
Berkshire Maestros and is working with older people and Parkinson?s and Dementia patients to improve their wellbeing through singing
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Reading Beer Festival cancelled for 2022
BEER lovers have to wait a while longer before Reading's Beer and Cider Festival returns - it has been cancelled for this year.
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IN THE KITCHEN: Sheet pan prawn fajitas
Everyone gets excited when they know it?s fajitas for dinner, try Love Seafood?s prawn fajita recipe to switch up a family favourite
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Alehouse regular’s dying wish fulfilled by friends
The Merry Gardener was created in honour of Meredith Gaultier by Elusive Brewing and Ian Wisdom, Twyford Beer Festival organiser.
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Even the birthday card is going hi-tech
Greetings card company Hallmark is taking the birthday card into the 21st century with its new personalised video greetings
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Wokingham’s Squires organises bird-themed events for February half term
Squire?s Garden Centre is inviting youngsters to paint a ceramic bird feeder, or go on a wild bird treasure hunt around the garden centre.
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Sand Martins golf coach in UK top 50
Ben Emerson of Sand Martins Golf Club, Wokingham, was included in the list by Golf Monthly magazine, which was announced earlier this month.
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