Domino’s Pizza wants to open a branch in Crowthorne High Street
FROM counting dough to cooking with it ? a former Crowthorne bank could become a pizza takeaway if planning permission ...
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Have a pizza and support Teenage Cancer Trust
Domino's Wokingham is donating £5 from its new meal deal to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Adam and Rebecca will always remember their ham and cheesy marriage proposal
A LOCAL man’s marriage proposal was very cheesy. And the people who helped make it happen were hammy too. Last ...
Birthday celebrations at Domino’s Pizza Wokingham
Domino’s Pizza is this week celebrating its Wokingham store's 15th birthday. The store, which opened in December 2003, has been ...
New pizza store near Reading university will create 25 jobs
AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY will be a red letter day for pizza fans in Earley as a new branch of ...
Lots of great prizes in our brilliant Winner Takes All contest
It’s our biggest-ever reader competition and you could be the lucky winner. We’ve teamed up with Wokingham Paper supporters to ...
Domino’s proves it’s hot stuff as it reopens in a blaze of fun
FIRE BREATHERS, princesses and free pizza are forming a weekend of fun to celebrate the opening of a new takeaway store ...
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