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When I celebrated my 50th birthday, sadly a more and more distant memory, I produced a list of 50 things I needed to do, including a lock-in
Read moreDetailsWhen I celebrated my 50th birthday, sadly a more and more distant memory, I produced a list of 50 things I needed to do, including a lock-in
Read moreDetailsLast month, we launched Cine Valley, a project that should bring new jobs, opportunities and plenty of glamour to Reading and Wokingham
Read moreDetailsThe pandemic has been hard on people wanting to gather for worship ? but online services have helped, even in the silence
Read moreDetailsWe love receiving your poetry and print a selection every week. Here is a look at harvest time
Read moreDetailsOur front door is great, it keeps the outside out, thanks to a natty letterbox. But its five identical keys are, shall we say, a little temperamental.
Read moreDetailsHONEST MOTHERHOOD: With Angela Garwood I had my first solo day out since pre-lockdown times on Saturday. Eleven dreamy child-free hours. It was the longest I’d ever left Leo, and...
Read moreDetailsLIFE OF BRIAN with Brian Hicks Brian Hicks I became a fan of top German singing star, Andrea Berg, after moving to Germany in 2011 and seeing her on TV....
Read moreDetailsTHE OAKWOOD Centre is asking visitors to keep wearing face masks after Monday, when restrictions ease — unless exempt.
Read moreDetailsA VIRTUAL walking festival is taking place at the end of the month. Breast cancer charity Walk the Walk, founded by Wokingham woman, Nina Barough, is hosting a Virtual SunWalk...
Read moreDetailsBrian Hicks Life of Brian with Brian Hicks When I lived in Germany, I was impressed by its music and became a fan of what they call Schlager. These are...
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