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Lexicon Proms to mark Bracknell centre’s second birthday
A SHOPPING centre in neighbouring Bracknell will sing to celebrate its second birthday.
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Nettlebed Folk Club prepares for new season with The Furrow Collective
THE NEW season of the Nettlebed Folk Club gets underway from Monday with a visit from The Furrow Collective
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Elusive Brewing releases special bitter to celebrate 800 years of Wokingham’s Market Charter
The ale was created just for Heritage Day on Saturday, September 14, when the town centre will be hosting a fun-filled day to celebrate eight centuries of the market
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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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Make a date for the third annual Henley Beer Festival
BEER and sport lovers will be able to combine their two favourite interests thanks to a special event taking place in neighbouring Henley next month
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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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Two days of fun at the Swallowfield Show this bank holiday weekend
Swallowfield Show will return this August bank holiday weekend for its best year yet. The event aims to raise thousands of pounds for good local causes while providing a fun...
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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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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Moore of a good thing
A simply stunning watercolour this week of a working windmill on the Norfolk Broads painted by a Norwich artist of some repute with a connection to our local area
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IN THE KITCHEN: Smoked Cod Potato Pie
This potato pie with smoked cod or haddock in a cheese sauce works very well as the flavours compliment each other. The smoky fish is the icing on the cake
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