REVIEW: Gluten free meals are on the menu at The Broad Street Tavern
WITH one in 100 people in the UK and Europe now being diagnosed as gluten-intolerant, it is no wonder that we are starting to see a shift in our eating...
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Wild, wild west comes to Wokingham
YOUNGSTERS from a Wokingham nursery had a rootin’-tootin’ time at their Wild West themed summer fair earlier this month. Children, parents and staff from Meadow Nursery School, in Murray Road,...
Read moreDetailsFirst Days speaks of charity choice delight
A CHARITY has spoken of its delight at being chosen as the Mayor of Woodley’s charity of the year. First Days, which is based in Headley Road East and has...
Read moreDetailsDinton set for watersports weekend
A WHOLE weekend of family fun will be taking place at one of the borough’s most-loved country parks next week. Dinton Pastures, in Hurst, will play host to residents, families...
Read moreDetailsFamily fun day to help horse charity
AN animal charity is celebrating gaining registered charity status by holding a family fun day next week. Berkshire-based SAFE (Saving Abandoned Fly-Grazing Equines), which was set up in 2014 in...
Read moreDetailsNew Woodley stage in the spotlight
MINIONS, music and fun helped launch the new stage at Woodley on Saturday. The Town Mayor, Cllr Jenny Cheng, cut the ribbon to declare the new facilities open as part...
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Cakes at the ready for bake-off at Wokingham town hall
A FEW of our favourite things will be found in Wokingham’s town hall on Wednesday: it’s the annual bake off. This year’s theme is My Favourite Things and there are...
Read moreDetailsCommunity: Sarah’s tough run through the mud helps MIND
ON Saturday 6th May, Sarah Shears, a member of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh, competed in the West London Tough Mudder event held near Henley. For her extreme...
Read moreDetailsEarley woman’s death ‘not caused by 999 delay’
A WOMAN from Earley would have died anyway despite there being a delay in response from the emergency services, an inquest has heard. Dr Shalini Maini, 37, of Matthews Close,...
Read moreDetailsRick Wakeman’s gig in Sonning helps the animals
AN EXCLUSIVE evening with one of the country’s best-loved musicians raised nearly £20,000 for an animal charity. The Mill at Sonning dinner theatre hosted An Evening with Rick Wakeman on...
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