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Gala performance of Woodley Theatre’s The Herd will help raise funds for Rotary
A PERFORMANCE of Woodley Theatres autumn production of The Herd will help raise funds for a good cause
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Wokingham artists to put on exhibition in Henley next month.
The rich colours of southern France and scenes from our local landscape will be coming to Henley this September, as two artists put on their second joint exhibition. Motivated by...
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Treasure hunters find books in borough.
A book hunt has taken off in Wokingham as bookworms have been exploring the borough to discover the latest adventure story. In just under two weeks, Louise Wilding, of Norreys...
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Jack’s pleased to be Stitched Up
A young filmmaker stole the limelight last Wednesday when he showcased his first short black comedy piece, which even starred two BBC actors. Jack Griffiths hosted the first screening of...
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Wokingham courier business collaborate with French artist on creative project.
A Wokingham business has announced the next artist to join its creative project involving delivery vans. Courier and delivery group Flight Logistics- who launched its Art on Wheels initiative comprising...
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Wokingham Festival Headliner Martin Turner ex Wishbone Ash will treat crowds to a special golden anniversary set during their performance on Monday.
1970s band Martin Turner ex Wishbone Ash are looking forward to celebrating their musical milestone with guests of Wokingham Festival over the weekend. The rock and roll group- founded by...
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Make a date to help save Reading Gaol by giving it a hug
A “mass hug” surrounding Reading Gaol has been organised for October in an effort to make the heritage site part of the community. Local artist Linda Saul wants to build...
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Why Wokingham Festival is music to the ears of beer lovers
IT WILL be music to the ears of beer lovers to know those good people from the Twyford Beer Festival are once again in charge of the Wokingham Festival Bar
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There’s plenty of stalls to enjoy at Wokingham Festival
NO music festival is complete without a wide range of stalls to while away the time when the musicians are enjoying a well-deserved rest
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Get ready for a new element of Wokingham Festival – Wokingham Talks
On Saturday and Sunday, between the acts at Wokingham Music Club stage, GEMMA ROCH will be meeting some familiar faces for some entertaining chat.
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