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Wokingham brewery’s owner Dean is no Strangers to MP’s bar
FORGET Brexit – the talking point at the House of Commons recently has been a pint. And not just any pint, but one brewed in Wokingham borough. Earlier this month,...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Woodley Women’s Club
On Monday, February 18, The Woodley Women’s Club celebrated its 60th Birthday with a wonderful party. This was held at the Sonning Golf Club where we enjoyed a delicious two...
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GOOD ADVICE: An opportunity to look back at the history of Citizens Advice Wokingham
On Thursday, February 14, Citizens Advice Wokingham was visited by former Chair of the Management Committee Dennis Eyriey, and original volunteer Jackie Jones. The visit is one of the first...
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Crowds flock to celebrate opening of Ethiopian café in popular park
HUNDREDS of people turned out to celebrate the opening of a new café on Sunday, despite pouring rain. Tutu’s Ethiopian Table has opened in Palmer Park – just on the...
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Church celebrates priest who has served Wokingham for 50 years
A PRIEST who has served at one of Wokingham town’s best-known churches for 50 years was the guest of honour at a special service. The Revd Colin James has held...
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: Inspiration from the movies
It’s now the first weekend of March and again I cannot quite believe that another month has gone so quick. Time flies when you are having fun and this month...
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PRESS PACK: Talented youngsters from across Wokingham borough are Steppin up to the mic
TALENTED youngsters from a local theatre school took time out from rehearsals for a forthcoming Disneyland performance to record some harmonies in a recording studio. Earlier this month, the 20...
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Ninety people enjoy a winter walk round Dinton in the sun for Royal Berks Charity
The Walk For Wards at Dinton Pastures on Sunday. IT MIGHT have been winter, but on Sunday it was more like summer. The crazy mini-heatwave helped a sponsored walk attract...
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IN THE KITCHEN: Creamy Pork Curry
This recipe uses pork tenderloin which is one of the best value cuts of meat you can buy. It is very tender and succulent and this recipe emphasises that with...
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New vice-chancellor for University of Reading announced
The University of Reading has announced its new vice-chancellor, writes Taz Usher. Professor Robert Van de Noort has been acting vice-chancellor since September last year following the departure of his...
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