Repair cafe celebrates one year anniversary
THE SPENCERS Wood repair cafe will be celebrating its first birthday on Sunday, May 14.
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Drop-in cafe to help people with MS
PEOPLE affected by multiple sclerosis are invited to join a weekly friendship event in Earley.
Shinfield entrepreneur launches School Green cafe
The new community centre at School Green in Shinfield is opening soon, and the search is on for staff for ...
New Cantley Park cafe launches tomorrow with special opening discounts
Half price drinks and cake will be on offer at the Cantley Park Cafe as it celebrates its opening this ...
Bike repair shop looks to open in Twyford
Residents are supporting a space for cyclists in Twyford, calling it a positive addition to the village.
First look inside Wokingham’s newest café bar, Sedero Lounge
VIBRANT new cafe bar, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, has opened in Wokingham town centre. Located in Central Walk, close ...
Good news/bad news for Christmas diners
We've got some good news and bad news if you want to celebrate Christmas with a kebab. Peach Street cafe ...
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