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YOU MIGHT think that being in hospital during the pandemic would be a depressing affair – all those safety measures, face coverings and rules can turn the place of healing...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading Guild of Artists holds virtual exhibition to mark its 90th anniversary
Reading Guild of Artists' (RGA) is thrilled to announce the opening of its first on-line exhibition, 90 years after the Guild was founded in 1930. Billed as the first instalment...
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Let It Go: Crooked Shapes heads up our WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC playlist
THERE’S NOTHING finer than discovering a new treat and that’s exactly what’s on offer thanks to Wokingham Loves Music. This week’s collection of tunes includes an appearance from Wokingham-based Crooked...
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Tears of joy as theatre returns to Wargrave
A Seat In The ParkWargrave Theatre WorkshopMill GreenSeptember 19-20 What a treat it was to take my own seat to the park (Mill Green) and watch A Seat in the...
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It’s a Christmas miracle – Scrooge returns to South Hill Park
THERE is no reason to say “Bah! Humbug!” this year, because Ebenezer Scrooge will be coming to Bracknell to say it himself. This December, A Christmas Carol is coming to...
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Festive adventure at South Hill Park will be wild
THE HOLIDAYS are shaping up to be pretty wild at South Hill Park this year. Madagascar – A Musical Adventure will be returning the Bracknell-based arts centre just in time...
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REVIEW: “Bloodshot” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
How do you conjure the magic of theatre when Covid-19 limits how many people you can have on stage? The Watermill Theatre has revamped its 2020 season around this very...
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Judge John Deed stars reunite for Theatre Royal Windsor’s reopening production, Love Letters
LIVE theatre is to return to Windsor next month with a Broadway hit. Seasoned actors Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove – who worked together on the hit television drama Judge...
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WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Listen to these bands – a top 10 of tunes, all with a Wokingham flavour
IT’S GREAT to see so many local artists have been making the most of lockdown. This week’s chart features a returning act in the shape or local musician Bradley Watmore. ...
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READERS’ POETRY: Dreaming
This week, our reader's poem is about dreaming of a life beyond the pandemic.
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