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DO YOU THINK HE SAURUS? Whitley was transformed into the land of dinosaurs last week, thanks to a new arts initiative.
Read moreDetailsDO YOU THINK HE SAURUS? Whitley was transformed into the land of dinosaurs last week, thanks to a new arts initiative.
Read moreDetailsResidents of a Sindlesham care home recently chose the names of their new arrivals when staff introduced them to their very own guinea pigs.
Read moreDetailsHelp is needed to break an amazing Guinness World Record that most people probably aren't aware exists - Hurst Show wants hobby horse riders
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading (UoR) Chaplaincy is hosting a talk challenging Christians? approach to evangelism.
Read moreDetailsHere are three easy ways you can help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsOur Teacher grumbles, starts to glare, I try to concentrate, but there - A Spider swings above her hair,
Read moreDetailsWHITLEY CDA are offering local residents a unique opportunity to reminisce about their community?s good old days.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps people and their families with end-of-life care is hoping people will remember them during the platinum jubilee weekend.
Read moreDetailsThree easy ways you can help make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsAlthough similar ? on a river, on the Bath road and the canal, and involved in the wool cloth trade ? the effect of the railway was different
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