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Guitar heroes help charities with Arborfield concert
A Guitar concert held in Arborfield on Sunday helped raise £170 for two charities. Crowds flocked to the village hall to hear a selection of music performed by Ruth Robinson,...
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Glenn goes for gold with his South Street date
Glenn Wool will appear at South Street on Friday, February 15 THOSE will long memories will hark back to the days of just three television channels (we know) and ITV...
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Wokingham U3A prepares to go Travellin’ On… with their annual showtime production
Showtime MEMBERS of the Wokingham U3A group will be taking to the stage next week for their annual Showtime production. Called Travellin’ On…, organisers say that the show features “An...
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Comedy night at Sindlesham pub on Friday, February 15
LAUGHTER is on offer tomorrow night at The Walter Arms in Sindlesham. The monthly comedy night is returning and cracking the gags will be Sunjai Arif, Nathan Eagle, Declan Kennedy...
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Sound the Siren for some sizzling sausages
SAUSAGE fans can enjoy fully loaded hot dogs specially seasoned fries thanks to a local craft brewery. On Saturday, February 16, from noon, Siren Craft Brew in Finchampstead’s Marino Way,...
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Half-term fun fair runs in Reading until February 24
A FUN FAIR will be taking place in neighbouring Reading during half-term. FunPark is running the event from today through to Sunday, February 24. Attractions include a super bowl, a...
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Carnival event will turn Woodley into Hollywood: but first, a visit to the races
WOODLEY will transform into Tinsel Town in June as the annual carnival takes a very glamorous turn. The theme for this year’s event is At the Movies which will see...
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VALENTINE’S DAY: These are the most romantic men in Wokingham
LOVEBIRDS will soon be cooing their declarations of intent, as Valentine’s Day approaches on Thursday. And a new survey has found the most romantic men in the borough. Forget the...
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Wokingham Without theatre group EBOS to hold quiz night later this February
QUIZ FANS are being asked to get their thinking caps on to win a new trophy. Members of local theatrical group EBOS will be holding their annual quiz night at...
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Ever wanted to be in a play? Now’s your chance…
Ever fancied appearing in a play? Well, today might be your lucky day! The Studio Theatre Company (at South Hill Park, Bracknell) are casting local actors for their upcoming production...
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