Vegan market to return this Sunday
Fudge, cakes and pastries are just some of the treats you can enjoy this Sunday, July 12 as Wokingham’s vegan ...
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Wokingham vegan market cancelled, but all others to continue confirm Town Council
“We will be continuing with the general market on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, as well as the monthly farmers ...
Woodley's first vegan market see shoppers snap up a range of meat-free treats
IT RAINED, some stalls stayed away due to coronavirus, but it still sparkled, and shoppers came out in a show ...
Vegan market cancelled over Storm Ciara concerns
Organisers, Sparkle Vegan Events say that: "Wokingham Town Council have made the difficult decision due to the expected arrival of ...
Popular Wokingham Vegan market to launch new event in Woodley
A VEGAN market is coming to town next year after its continued success in other parts of the borough. The ...
New monthly Vegan market planned for Wokingham town centre
To meet demand in veganism and cruelty-free food, Wokingam is introducing a new monthly vegan market from October
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