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Reading’s Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates by playing its socks off
A VERY special concert was held in Reading on Saturday night, as an orchestra marked its 21st anniversary.
Messiah for Reading Haydn Choir’s autumn concert
THE READING Haydn Choir is to hold an autumn concert next month, and audience members can join in.
Menopause talk in Wokingham gave advice and help
Menopause talk in Wokingham gave advice and help
POETRY CORNER: Just Why
Why do so many people need to die Before people realise that talking is the only way
England win for Aaron
Wokingham' Aaron Fowler was part of the England visually impaired rugby team who won an international rugby tournament.
New office for leading law firm
Leading law firm Blandy & Blandy has opened a new office in Wokingham.
Only free parking for Winter carnivals
A meeting next week is expected to confirm that parking charges will be suspended for the Woodley and Wokingham Winter ...
Learn how to cut fuel bills at a Wokingham lecture
Learn how to cut fuel bills at a Wokingham lecture
Thames Water secures further £500K in hardship funding for customers and organisations
Thames Water has secured a new round of funding set aside to help customers in financial difficulty and other organisations ...
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