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Wokingham recording studio amps up for artists
A WOKINGHAM recording studio is calling for music artists to use its newly built space. Creation X Recording, a music production company, has built a new recording studio based at...
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Amazon Prime films new thriller in Wokingham home
Amazon Prime will film new thriller The Devil's Hour in Wokingham borough later this month, on Starmead Drive.
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Reading theatre is ready to build its Rep
Reading Rep Theatre has announced its opening season in its new permanent home this autumn.
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Wokingham teen is so good at art, she does it with her eyes closed
Gabrielle Hillier, from Holme Grange School, was runner up in an international art contest - and she drew her entry with her eyes closed.
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READERS POETRY: One shoe
Why leave at midnight?You can mend a dress that’s torn.Why leave one shoeFor your prince to pick upWhen you can kick off twoAnd dance until dawn? By Tina Cathleen MacNaughton...
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Wokingham Writers Group: Aperitivo con la general
Here is the winner of this month's contest from Wokingham Writers Group, written by Eva Donkor.
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Amber celebrates being free through mental health art
Amber, from Bracknell and Wokingham College, has celebrated her mental health recovery through a 'freeing' art project.
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READERS POETRY: Fourteen Long Months
Fourteen Long Months by Lorna Minton, as seen in Poetry Corner in Wokingham.Today on Thursday, May 27.
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Former Wokingham Borough Mayor celebrates town’s photo talents
Wokingham's photographers have been celebrated by the outgoing borough mayor in a recent competition.
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WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Keeping it in the family
The latest Wokingham Loves Music playlist, as seen in Wokingham.Today of May 27, 2021.
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