Every Picture Tells A Story: Wain… Fine art or just Feline art
Louis Wain is a name that many people will be familiar with but many will not know why. He was born in Clerkenwell in London in 1860. He was a...
Read moreDetailsLouis Wain is a name that many people will be familiar with but many will not know why. He was born in Clerkenwell in London in 1860. He was a...
Read moreDetailsThis chilli chicken dish is quick and easy to make. Chicken thighs are tastier in my opinion but take an extra 30 minutes to cook. Chicken breast also works well....
Read moreDetailsWokingham Film Society is preparing to presents a special dementia friendly screening of Brigadoon this week
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTIAN singer/songwriter will share his journey of faith to visitors to a Lower Earley church this week. Andy Flannagan is a London-based Irish singer-songwriter who describes himself as a...
Read moreDetailsTHE LATEST act to appear at the Wokingham Music Club will delight fans of blues and soul.
Read moreDetailsA BROTHER and sister from Farley Hill are heading to Hollywood after they were both picked for a major production with the English Youth Ballet.
Read moreDetailsIn the 70th year of the NHS, Healthwatch is turning its attention to the future, asking the public some big questions about what they want health and care to look...
Read moreDetailsTHE king of chat, but now the tables are about to be turned and it’s all because of a wooden spoon.
Read moreDetailsThis week I want to talk to you about something very scientific and is a further example of something you have not heard of but would be very interested in...
Read moreDetailsRabbits are becoming increasingly popular as pets and with the right care and handling can be very rewarding and loving companions of the household. If you have, or are going...
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