Reading Rep’s Jekyll and Hyde to be performed in Edinburgh next year
IT DELIGHTED audiences in Reading, now it's heading to the world stage. It's certainly a potion that's causing a commotion.
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How a Winnersh wooden spoon started an international community
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Six Nations of Beer competition at Wokingham bar
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Burns Night celebration at St Anne’s Manor in Wokingham will help St Sebastian’s Action Trust
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Police launch hunt for missing prisoner
A man who has disappeared after being released on licence is being sought by Police. Own Lewis, 52, was released on ...
London Irish prop Geoff Cross retires to take up career in medicine
London Irish prop Geoff Cross has announced his retirement from rugby following the Exiles relegation from the Aviva Premiership. Cross, ...
Blair Cowan: Let’s make Madejski Stadium a fortress for London Irish
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