REVIEW OF THE YEAR: June 2020 – The month the shops reopened, and an unspeakable tragedy leaves a scar
NON-ESSENTIAL shops were given permission to reopen from June 15, while outdoor markets were able to resume from June 1. ...
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Winnersh Fete celebrates summer in style
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Antiques Roadshow adds Berkshire to its 2016 venues – how you can join in
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