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Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is one of the oldest in England, having been granted a Royal Charter to award degrees nearly a century ago
Read moreDetailsAs a child, The Box of Delights entranced me, as a grown-up it is a comfort blanket amid all the winter woe, and a firm festive tradition
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is putting its next Local Plan together covering the period through to 2036. Here are some of my issues with it
Read moreDetailsThe curious thing about the internet is its tracking cookies. They can get it so right, but also so, so wrong.
Read moreDetailsThis weekend, you could say my partner and I were brought back to life somewhat thanks to a visit to London's West End
Read moreDetailsWandering round the Supermarket at the weekend it was striking how empty some of the shelves were ? but there was plenty of jam to choose from
Read moreDetailsI was alone with my thoughts. The silence was unbearable. What if Leo becomes unconscious before the ambulance gets here?
Read moreDetailsWe get one over Old Father Time this weekend, thanks to an extra hour in bed
Read moreDetailsWe expect that regular readers of this column will be looking forward to their opportunity to contribute to Wokingham?s new Local Plan
Read moreDetailsWe must all hold the Government to account and ensure that we take our actions to combat climate change seriously
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