Husband and wife team share vicar role
AN EARLEY church is proving that two heads are better than one after welcoming its new vicars. The Revds Hannah ...
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Dolphin School raises £1,236 for Honeypot
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Open more hours in Winnersh, but cheques are out in Emmbrook
PLANS for a new ‘open all hours’ Post Office in Winnersh will come to fruition next month. The modern-style branch ...
Emmbrook School’s 50th party goes with a bang
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Fishing day nets a tidy sum for Lilly-May fund
YOUNGSTERS interested in getting outside into the fresh air were given the opportunity to try their hand at fishing at ...
Hen comes home to roost for party
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NatWest to cash out of Twyford later this year
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