Half-term festival of light to see artwork created in Lower Basildon’s Basildon Park
A NATIONAL Trust property in Lower Basildon is preparing to light up for half-term.
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International artist Cold War Steve presents new work at Reading cafe
Tutu’s Ethiopian Table welcomed Cold War Steve creator, Chris Spencer, as he cut the ribbon to the display.
Wokingham based courier group Flight Logistics are reaching for the stars (and the moon in their case).
One small step by a Wokingham courier business, is one giant leap towards a safer world this month. Flight Logistics ...
Up, up and away as talented youngsters from St Joseph’s College brighten hospital ward with their mural
A special piece of artwork has been given pride of place at the Royal Berkshire Hospital thanks to the artistic ...
Wokingham Arts Trail makes call for artists to book in for this year’s event
ARTISTS are invited to submit their work for this year’s Wokingham Arts Trail. The annual event takes place across the ...
Wokingham’s Paint Jam 2015: Pistol’s team create great artworks at Elms Field
Just outside the Wokingham Festival site, something different was happening – painting. Black hoardings at the bottom of Elms Field became ...
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