Relatively Speaking: It's The Good Life gone wrong
The play is delivered on a backdrop of unbreakable British politeness — at times venomous — which builds comedic tension ...
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Italian chain trialling new vegan dishes ahead of UK launch
The chain will take into account the feedback and popularity of each dish in the test restaurants before selecting the ...
Veganuary: Bold Lebanese flavours for plant-based dishes
Reading branch of Comptoir Libanais has launched plant-based Lebanese treats for Veganuary this month.
Bill’s: More than just a bite to eat
Recognised for their brunches and lunches, Bill's is shaking things up with an evening dining experience more luxurious than you ...
Free food for A-Level students at Nando’s in Wokingham today
STUDENTS celebrating or commiserating their A-Level results can do so over a free meal at Nando's in Wokingham today. The ...
Supper brings new home cooked meal delivery service to Wokingham
A REVOLUTION in home delivered food has launched in Wokingham. Supper.co.uk will bring its unique take on the takeway to the ...
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