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Make a date for Norden Farm’s ArtiSpring Fair
A CHANCE to discover some locally made gifts is coming to visitors to Norden Farm later this month. The arts centre is holding its ArtiSpring Fair in its 18th century...
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Sister Act themed singing afternoon to take place in Charvil
A SINGING afternoon for female voices will focus on songs from the popular musical film Sister Act. And organisers say you won’t need to dress up like a nun for...
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Adam Riches: ‘My show is going to be a good time: big, broad, silly and fun’
ADAM RICHES would love to tell you what’s going to be in his forthcoming show, but even he’s not sure. You see, it changes every day, depending on who is...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Shepherd … Wildlife artist extraordinaire
My business and my gallery are known for supplying high quality original artworks, so unusually for me, today I am writing about a print. The print in question is...
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Trinity Concert Band planning an evening fit for The Queen
A CONCERT from one of the borough’s top bands has been judged to be a success. Last month, members of Trinity Concert Band performed at All Saints Church in Wokingham....
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Children’s author Tina Stubbs to visit Wokingham’s Waterstones this Saturday
WATERSTONES in Peach Street will welcome author Tina Stubbs on Saturday, April 6. Starting at 10am, she will be on hand to read from her Life’s Little Bugs series of...
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Reading Bach Choir to perform John Tavener’s Svyati this Saturday
A SPECIAL evening of music will be performed in a Reading church this weekend. The Reading Bach Choir will be joined by cellist Stephanie Tress to perform Tavener’s Svyati, which...
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New layout planned for this year’s Wokingham May Fayre
PLANS are well underway for this year’s Wokingham May Fayre – and it will be a silver celebration. This is the 25th year that the annual event has been organized...
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Nutty boys Madness preparing for date at Newbury Racecourse
FORGET Our House, the Nutty Boys will soon be singing Our Racecourse after being booked in for a summer showcase at Newbury. Combining the genres of Ska, Reggae, Motown, Rock...
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REVIEW: Steven Berkoff’s “Decadence” (Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park)
Stars (out of 3)= 3 One-sentence review= “Don’t waste time reading this, just go watch it” Good for people who= think that Downton Abbey’s a fairytale masquerading as realism. Not...
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