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China Crisis prepare for Wokingham Music Club appearance
A GROUP that has just enjoyed a sold-out tour of America is the first act of 2019 for Wokingham’s Music Club. China Crisis – aka Eddie Lindon and Gary Daly...
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Wokingham Film Society to screen Hotel Salvation on Thursday, January 10
THE FIRST film of the year from the Wokingham Film Society is screened at the Whitty Theatre next Thursday, January 10. The group has chosen Hotel Salvation (PG) for the...
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Wokingham community to come together for Sunday’s live nativity
On Sunday, the Living Advent Calendar tackles the events of the first Christmas, using a community cast. JAMES HASTINGS is third sheep on the left THE sights sounds and even...
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IN THE KITCHEN: Creamy Blue Spaghetti
This is a winter comfort bowl of food. Garlic bread is a good accompaniment and a tomato and onion salad is a foil for the richness of the main dish....
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Dr Phillip Lee will back Theresa May in leadership vote
BRACKNELL MP Dr Phillip Lee has pledged to support Theresa May in a vote over her leadership this evening. Although Dr Lee resigned from the Government in June over its...
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After year off due to regeneration works, Wokingham Wine Festival to return on Sunday
AFTER a year off due to Wokingham’s town centre regeneration, the annual wine festival is returning. The event, which will raise funds for the MS Society, will once again be...
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REVIEW: Aladdin is a magical triumph for The Hexagon
THERE’S magic in The Hexagon’s lamp. Their latest pantomime, Aladdin, is a triumph from start to finish with something for the whole family to enjoy: jokes, songs, dancing and slapstick...
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REVIEW: Cat steals the show as Dick Whittington is South Hill Park’s best pantomime for years
AT THE end of Dick Whittington And His Cat, the little girl just a few seats down the row was standing, a massive grin on her face. She was as...
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REVIEW: Agatha Christie’s “The Unexpected Guest” (The Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park).
Stars (out of 5) = 3 One-sentence review = “Solid production of a middling Agatha Christie script” Good for people who = Enjoy playing Cluedo at Christmas Not good for people who = Don't...
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PETS & VETS: An update on Alabama Rot (Cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy)
We have had a lot of queries recently regarding Alabama Rot and how to prevent your dogs from exposure to this potentially fatal disease. At this point this is a...
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